On Friday, July 3, the Anti-Terrorism Bill (now Republic Act No. 11479) was signed into law by President Duterte, just days before it would have lapsed into law. With a
Coronavirus cases are now at 40,336 as of this writing. But the Anti-Terrorism Law was apparently given more attention when presidential spokesperson Harry Roque confirmed the President has signed it
In June, a report by the Human Rights Council of the United Nations stated that President Duterte’s war on drugs may have already killed “tens of thousands of people.” But
The recent Pride March arrests have reminded everyone of the event’s true essence: a protest for rights that a community has long been deprived of. This week, Pride 20 will
Just as we’re inching closer to the four-month mark of quarantine, society’s drastic changes continue to impact a huge chunk of the working class. Case in point: public utility drivers.
It’s been 13 days since the Anti-Terrorism Bill was submitted to President Rodrigo Duterte for signing. Earlier today, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque stated that the president is expecting the input
With the rise of Black Lives Matter protests comes the rise of questionable opinions, which usually come straight from the mouths these protests are directed towards. This time, we can
Racism is taking on a new meaning—literally. Merriam-Webster Dictionary is redefining the word “racism,” all thanks to a young Black woman who wanted it to better explain the oppression of
We’re a few days away from Independence Day. Though our democracy has been rather shaky, we definitely don’t need another in-your-face reason to doubt it. On Tuesday, June 10, top
Growing up, Saturday mornings were synonymous with Doraemon blathering away in Filipino while we enjoyed a day off school. The same still goes for the kids of today, with weekends
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