Papunta ka pa lang, pabalik na kami.” Most of us heard this growing up, usually right after asking a question that mattered. ...
Two public high schools in Carmen, Davao del Norte were placed on heightened alert Wednesday, Sept. 30, after a social media ...
It has been five years since Davao visual artist Breanna Patricia “Bree” Jonson died, and her family still awaits the ...
The Senate impeachment court voted Sept. 23 to lower the number of votes needed to convict Vice President Sara Duterte from ...
Finding a permanent home remains out of reach for thousands of families in Davao City. The Social Housing Finance Corp. (SHFC ...
Mary Jane Veloso walked free Sept. 25, ending a 16-year legal battle that spanned foreign death row, protracted diplomatic ...
Davao City’s coffee scene is set for a boost this October with two events: the Davao Coffee Crawl and Davao Coffee Fest. Now ...
As the country marks 54 years since the declaration of martial law, former journalist Myles Albasin is still learning what freedom means—and remembering why the fight for justice is never finished.
Enabled by modern military technology and sophisticated media control, the life-threatening capability on berserk mode of US imperialism remains unprecedented. To lessen chances of homegrown unrest ...
Students marched through heavily fortified streets on the 54th anniversary of martial law despite a massive police deployment and warnings of possible arrests, saying the risks only reinforced the ...
Survivors of the martial law and human rights advocates in Davao City criticized treating the dark years under the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. as plainly a historical commemoration. They ...
Long in coming and highly anticipated, Edjop delivered in ways both profound and emotionally resonant, standing as a necessary and urgent film for our times. The life of its titular hero, Edgar “Edjop ...
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