Editorial, Philippine Daily Inquirer / September 28, 2021 The Department of Information and Communications Technology’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-PH) has confirmed that the cyberattacks on the sites of two alternative media outlets and a human rights group back in May originated from the computer network of the Philippine Army. According to Bulatlat and Altermidya-People’s…
“Dati, itong pechay-baguio, ang kuha namin ay nasa P90 lang. Ngayon, nasa P150 na. ‘Yung repolyo, dati P80. Ngayon, P180 na. Sobrang laki ang itinaas, kaya sobra rin ang nararamdaman namin na dagok.”–Mang Ricky, tindero ng gulay, Sitio San Roque, Quezon City
Dec 1, 2020, Lian Buan MANILA, Philippines Data show that 31 judges and prosecutors were killed in a span of 16 years from 1999. Compare this to the 21 judges and prosecutors killed in only 4 years of President Duterte. There were only 5 cases of lawyer killings that reached the courts out of the…
There is no order from the city government to stop the implementation of the Peak Hours Augmentation Bus Services (PHABS) in the city.
Jul 5, 2021, Pia Ranada, Rappler.com MANILA, Philippines The former senator promises to file a complaint of plunder against Go and President Rodrigo Duterte after the Duterte presidency ormer senator Antonio Trillanes IV accused Senator Bong Go of plunder over P6.6-billion worth of road widening and concreting projects awarded to companies owned or managed by…
POOLED EDITORIAL: March 12 is World Day against Cyber Censorship, when advocates around the globe call for an Internet that is not only accessible to all, but also free from restrictions on free speech. It is specially relevant to us today, when our nation is practically under cyber martial law and another tyranny. The Duterte…