Friend of oligarchs
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By REIN TARINAY MANILA — As terror law takes effect, our digital security is at stake. Community journalists, artists, writers, activists and dissenters are not spared from the law’s dangerous provisions such as surveillance. Critics pointed that the Anti-Terrorism Act violates citizens’ constitutional right to privacy as surveillance and wiretapping are allowed. In a time of…
A lumad student makes an alternative mask out of layered table tissues. (Photo courtesy of Save Our Schools Network) “Without missing a beat, we are now seeing what this Terror Law is for: to further exploit the natural resources of our country while silencing those who oppose it.” BY AARON MACARAEG Bulatlat.com MANILA– Amid surging…
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In this episode of Bulatlatan, let us get to know to Rey Salinas, national spokesperson of Bahaghari, as she shares her coming out story, the struggles of LGBTQIA+, and her insights on fighting back against tyranny. Rein Tarinay (RT) Mapagpalayang araw sa ating lahat! Welcome sa panibagong episode ng Bulatlatan. Bulatlatan is Bulatlat’s weekly podcast on…
“Stop this vindictive, murderous, power-hungry, morally-bankrupt and abusive regime from further inflicting sufferings on Filipinos!” By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL Bulatlat.com MANILA – More than a hundred groups are set to stage protests on July 27, Rodrigo Duterte’s State of the Nation Address (SONA). In an online press conference this morning, July 17, Sen. Francis…
Even if this sounds nebulous, journalistic outputs are inherently biased for the truth. Journalists are therefore expected to use as sources of information the experts (i.e., truth-tellers) instead of “fake news” peddlers. By DANILO ARAÑA ARAO Bulatlat.com These are my replies to six questions sent by a campus journalist regarding the concepts of neutrality and…
2019 photo of Sariaya residents protesting against SMC’s development plans in the area. Courtesy of Quezon Reels “Thousands of fisherfolk, farmers, and rural poor who depend on fishing and coconut farming will lose their livelihoods.” By JUSTIN UMALI Bulatlat.com SANTA ROSA, Laguna – One of the Philippines’ largest corporations, San Miguel Corporation, is threatening to…