[In This Economy] Will Sara Duterte be good for business and the economy?
Until now, Sara Duterte has said little about her specific plans or vision for the country, as well as economic reforms and policies she might put in place in case she wins
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Mother of drug war victim in mistaken identity case clings to hope for justice
‘Hindi ko naman iniisip na mapapatay ‘yong anak ko na wala namang kinalaman sa mga sitwasyon na iniisip nila…. Ang dami kong ‘bakit’ na tanong na walang sagot,’ says Lorna Pepaño
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DPWH project relocates Pampanga community to more flood-prone site – HRW
DPWH spends P150 million dredging an island in Macabebe, and permanently relocating its residents to a former fishpond that chronically floods
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[Kasalikasan] First for all the wrong reasons
Global Witness released its annual report on the state of the world’s environmental defenders, and the Philippines again recorded the most killings in Asia for the 13th straight year, with 12 cases
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Mary Jane Veloso’s case: From death row to freedom
Justice reporter Jairo Bolledo lays out the timeline of events surrounding Veloso’s case
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[OPINION] ‘Difficult: The Life and Times of Etta Rosales’ — a big lesson in perspective
Perhaps this is the deeper lesson of ‘Difficult’: political commitment is not always about where you stand or what organization you belong to. Sometimes, it is about finding new ways to pursue the same vision.
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Mary Jane Veloso finally free after 16 years
Veloso, who was sentenced to death in Indonesia in 2010 for drug trafficking, is given absolute pardon by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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Activists Frenchie Cumpio, Marielle Domequil seek reversal of Tacloban court ruling
‘We continue to believe in their innocence and hope that the Court of Appeals will carefully and fairly review the case of Frenchie and Marielle,’ the Free Tacloban 5 movement said on Monday, August 3
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At first truth hearing, mother recounts PWD son’s death in Duterte’s drug war
‘Sana kung may kasalanan anak ko, may due process din,’ Luzviminda Siapo says
