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Rights body mounts testy probe of 103 drug killings and counting

July 26, 2016
By Karol Ilagan Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism   ON TOP of Bayani Arago’s desk at the Commission on Human Rights National Capital Region (CHR...

Big kill of small fry, puny drugs haul, defies PNP rules

July 25, 2016
(This is an article by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism. Reposted with permission.) Duterte’s war: Breaking bad? Big kill of small fry, puny drugs haul,...

5 things Duterte’s first SONA will be (and will not be) and hints on what the next 6 years will be like

July 23, 2016
The first State of the Nation Address or SONA of any Philippine president can arguably be considered as one of his or her most important...

Know your rights: a primer of the Free Legal Assistance Group of human rights lawyers

July 19, 2016
Amid the rising numbers of casualties in the Duterte administration’s war on drugs, the “Know your Rights!” primer of the Free Legal Assistance Group (FLAG)...

A round table discussion with PCO Secretary Martin Andanar

July 18, 2016
Presidential Commission Office (PCO) Secretary Martin Andanar met with Blog Watch and Mae Paner to discuss about the changes in the PCO and our concerns....

PNP stats, May 10-July 10, 2016 In 9 wks, drug war tally: 192 killed, 8,110 arrested, 35K ‘surrendered’

July 14, 2016
By the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism THE WAR on drugs in the last nine weeks — or even before Rodrigo R. Duterte took his...

PNP stats on the drug war In 2 weeks: 135 killed, 1,844 arrested, 66K ‘surrenderees,’ 43K homes ‘visited’

July 14, 2016
  By the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism BY OFFICIAL POLICE DATA, from July 1 to 13 this year, the Duterte administration’s war on crime...

The West Philippine Sea dispute: Is it really over or just the beginning?

July 14, 2016
It is a mum victory for the Philippines. Yesterday, at 5PM PST, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague, Netherlands has awarded to the...

Duterte reveals that the war on drugs is bigger and badder than we thought

July 9, 2016
And we thought we knew how big our drug problem was. In a press conference held yesterday in Malacanang Palace, President Rodrigo Duterte unraveled a...

Beating illegal drugs through education in the Duterte presidency

July 7, 2016
According to President Rodrigo Duterte, we are at the brink of becoming a narco-political state. This was his warning to the country as soon as...

Federalism: Is this the biggest change to happen under Duterte’s watch?

June 30, 2016
“Change is coming.” This is the slogan of President-elect Rodrigo Roa Duterte. In the recently concluded 2016 Philippine Presidential Elections, Filipinos, along with the rest...

Final preparations are up for the inaugural of the 16th incoming Philippine president

June 29, 2016
The preparations for the inauguration of Rodrigo Duterte, the incoming 16th President of the Republic of the Philippines are underway. Updates were shared by incoming...

#TayoPH – Social Media Day 2016 on June 30 at Samsung Hall, SM Aura

June 29, 2016
@TweetupMNL mounts largest social media event in  the country, now on its 5th year. @TweetupMNL, a volunteer community of active netizens who are united by...

Dutertismo Should Address- Not Contribute to-the Climate of Impunity

June 29, 2016
This is a Statement of Concern from the Foundation of Media Alternatives. Preventing Rhetoric from Becoming Reality in Respecting Rights Though it is still two weeks...

Pooled Editorial in English, Filipino, Bisaya : The President and the Press

June 29, 2016
NOTE: Journalists from various media agencies drafted this pooled editorial to serve as a statement of unity for the news media across platforms. The pooled...

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