If there is one system that the Duterte government has managed to effortlessly lay into place and practice, it would be that of finger pointing. At the onset of this
Last year, the country experienced what Al Jazeera described as our “worst dengue outbreak in years.” The scenario looked straight out of a disaster movie, as the national epidemic left
The COVID-19 outbreak has affected everyone’s lives across the globe. Since this epidemic began, it has disrupted work cycles, social interactions, and day-to-day living in general. We have begun panic
Social media can get pretty loud. Comments and threads being posted left and right, each bearing a heavily-worded opinion. While spreading awareness and starting discussions are still valid ways to
The Philippines isn’t exactly a safe place for journalists. Last 2018, the International Press Institute (IPI) declared that we live in the most dangerous country in Southeast Asia for journalists.
2020 started with a whirlwind of crazy for the LGBTQ+ community and its allies. Here’s a little rundown, just in case you’re out of the loop: a Nectar clubgoer threw
“We’re asking for your support, because we’re just passionate film students making an art film. And quite frankly, art films don’t make any money. Yet here we are, making an
A real G stays unbothered about their haters—just look at Ylona Garcia. Like any icon in the making, she gets an unfair share of nasty cyber lurkers who tend to
Thirty-four years ago, Filipinos of different walks of life came together to face tanks and guns, with no weapons except indignance against the ruling class—and they won. The event forever
There are only a few safe spaces for women—both physical and online. These places try to combat harassment, gatekeeping, other forms of judgement and many more, but they can only
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