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Editorial, Philippine Daily Inquirer / January 30, 2021 A plague known as the “Red Death” haunts the countryside. A prince known as Prospero seeks shelter in his palace and orders its gates locked. But after a few months, the prince seeks the company of others and throws a fancy masquerade ball. Everyone is having a…
A jeepney driver and his family find it difficult to make ends meet these days. (Photo by Geela Garcia) “Four months of being locked up is traumatic for children. The government should consider their mental health. They should not be locked up anymore.” By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO Bulatlat.com MANILA – Child rights advocates said…
“Targeting progressive parties and candidates is a blatant disregard of the non partisan role of state forces during elections,” Kontra Daya convenor Giovanni Tapang said.
“It takes very little to irk the President as mere mention of the words justice and accountability puts his entire government in the defensive. Sending his spokesperson who has reached “roque-bottom” after dropping any knowledge of human rights, justice, and accountability like hot pieces of potato to pursue his political ambitions, the Duterte regime is…
By: Marlon Ramos – Reporter/Philippine Daily Inquirer / June 26, 2021 MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines’ withdrawal from the Rome Statute is not a free pass for President Duterte to escape the judicial mantle of the International Criminal Court (ICC) or evade accountability for the deaths of thousands of alleged victims of his brutal war…