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PH exits United Nations child rights violations list—but risks linger for children in conflict zones
DAVAO CITY (March 25) --- The Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines has welcomed the country’s removal from the United Nations list of...
Transport strike exposes policy fault lines as fuel crisis deepens
MANILA (March 24) — A looming two-day nationwide transport strike is not just a protest over rising fuel prices—it is fast becoming a referendum...
Mindanao consumers challenge gov’t: Who pays for Agus-Pulangi rehab—and who profits?
DAVAO CITY (March 24) — As the government weighs a multibillion-peso proposal to rehabilitate the Agus-Pulangi Hydroelectric Complex (APHC), consumer groups in Mindanao are...
BARMM marks Eid with call for unity beyond Ramadan
COTABATO CITY (March 23) — As dawn broke over the Bangsamoro, thousands gathered in open fields and mosques to mark the end of Ramadan—carrying...
Fuel surge drives jeepney sector to brink, operators warn
MANILA (March 23) — A nationwide jeepney shutdown today is shaping up as more than a one-day protest—it is a stark warning of a...
Student journalists protest attack on campus paper, cite “pattern” of press freedom violations
DAVAO CITY (March 21) — Student journalists from the College Editors Guild of the Philippines (CEGP)–Davao lit candles at Freedom Park on Friday night,...