3 MIN READA national alliance of peasant organizations warned against the current administration’s push for renewable energy, it believed, “could spark massive land grabbing across the country.”
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3 MIN READGroups across North Luzon are organizing coordinated protests on November 30 to condemn massive corruption in flood control infrastructure and other government projects.
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6 MIN READThousands of people across Northern Luzon protested on September 21 to denounce government corruption and call for accountability, coinciding with the 53rd Martial Law anniversary.
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3 MIN READTobacco trading continues despite the rains, with high buying prices boosting farmers’ income amid threats to their livelihoods and reduced government revenue due to illicit trade.
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3 MIN READActivist groups in the Cordillera and Ilocos regions welcomed the Supreme Court decision that red-tagging threatens the individual’s fundamental human rights, warranting the issuance of a Writ of Amparo.
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2 MIN READKath, as her friends and colleagues fondly called her, grew up immersed in the world of Baguio press and became a significant figure in Cordillera journalism.
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4 MIN READOn June 7, families and human rights groups went to Camp Sevillano Aquino, the headquarters of the military’s Northern Luzon Command (NolCom), in Tarlac to inquire if they were holding the Dexter Capuyan and Gene “Bazoo” De Jesus.
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3 MIN READNorthern Luzon LGBTIQIA+ community, alongside allies, continued to call for the passage of the bill seeking to protect individuals from discrimination based on their sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression.
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3 MIN READThe Abra Regional Trial Court on Thursday, May 11 granted the motion to quash rebellion charges that the military filed against a community journalist and six other activists and development workers in the Cordillera and Ilocos regions.
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2 MIN READGroups raised the alarm about the growing number of indigenous peoples’ rights activists facing criminal charges in Northern Luzon, saying the government has “weaponized the law” against those opposing destructive projects in their communities.
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