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"The PNP does not engage in name calling that can malign any persons reputation. We value respect for human dignity," Police Brig. Gen. Roderick Alba, chief of the PNPs Public Information Office, said.

ABS-CBN Corp. stopped broadcasting on its TV and radio stations on May 5, 2020 after the National Telecommunications Commission issued a cease and desist order. The network's franchise had lapsed on May 4 without action by the House of Representatives.

Makabayan bloc lawmakers are seeking reparations for victims of human rights violations (HRV) and proper documentation of such HRVs that took place during the martial law era under the administration of late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. (From left to right) Kabataan Party-list Rep. Raoul M

Various indigenous people's rights organizations held a protest outside the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) Central Office in Quezon City on Aug. 9 to call for the commission's abolition for "not doing its job and mandate to promote and protect the rights" of the country's Indigenou

There is no love lost between Vice President Sara Duterte and the Makabayan bloc as the word war continues to rage between the two parties on Monday, Aug. 1. Vice President Sara Duterte (left) and Makabayan lawmakers Raoul Manuel, France Castro, and Arlene Brosas (right) (Photos from Albay Re

An irked Vice President Sara Duterte did not mince words when she slammed former Bayan Muna Rep. Eufamia Cullamat over her remarks about her traditional Bagobo Tagabawa dress attire during the State of the Nation Address (SONA), alleging the Makabayan bloc of Congress, of which she is a member, to h

“This bill is refiled in a new Congress, when all eyes in the international community are on the Philippines for the bloody record of the previous president Rodrigo Duterte, and those of the other past regimes, including the dictator Ferdinand Marcos."

“Those defending their rights and that of others are being wrongfully painted as criminals through charges that are based on fabricated testimonies of soldiers or contracted witnesses, or on planted evidence."

A YouTube video claims that Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte is an ally of protesters who supposedly want to stop the first State of the Nation Address of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. This is false.

The wrongs of history have to be told and re-told, so we rid our future of costly mistakes. This is why I see this movement as very timely, very important and very necessary. The movement will be a collective process and effort to perpetuate eyewitness testimonies of a horrific past."