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Out of 334 environmental defenders killed in the country over the past two decades, 132 were from five provinces. 'Duterte-era' policies that persist also continue to endanger them.

Pilar Barredo has lost her husband, been shunned by a number of co-teachers, and been living in constant danger since then-mayor Sara Duterte put her on a wanted list

NINE OUT of ten Filipino adults or 86% said “fake news” is a problem. This is according to the October 11 Pulse Asia Research Inc. survey on Se

Farm workers are calling for higher wages as they battle every day to put food on the table.

Social Welfare and Development Secretary Erwin Tulfo claimed that the media did not report on the online sexual abuse and exploitation of children despite there being reports about it before and during the pandemic. This is false.

IN HIS first State of the Nation Address, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Congress to restore the mandatory Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (R

A month before the elections, the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) relaunched its Media Safety Office on April 13 as attacks against the Philippine press persist.

AlterMidya has since been providing a platform for the marginalized in its reporting, and has been consistent in defending press freedom.

“Yes, we may be small and insignificant against their boastful might, but when we band together and speak up, we shall prevail!”

Search You Are Here:Home → 2021 → March → 16 → Relief volunteers, advocates say junking of charges ‘a vindication’ Relief volunteers, advocates say junking of charges ‘a vindication’ By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL MANILA – On March 17 last year President Duterte imposed strict quarantine measures supposedly to suppress the rise of Covid-19 cases in the country. Curfews were set and checkpoints were put in place to regulate people’s mobility. Uniformed men, some with ...