Amid Extreme Heat, Fragmented Climate Response Threatens Children’s Education

Muling binagtas ng mga rider ng J&T Express ang kalsada ng Hermosa, Tondo sa Maynila—ngunit hindi para maghanapbuhay, kundi para isulong ang kanilang karapatan sa tiyak na benepisyo at trabaho.

In the Philippines, the enduring stigma against adolescent pregnancy continues to deprive women like Diane and Kiray access to proper education and essential social services.

Some things are a little too late. For Kristel Tejada, it was only after her death that the STFAP was abolished, whose policies systematically cut access to state education for struggling students.

Para kina Jade at Jas, pinapahamak ng pagbabago sa estruktura ng CIDS ang kanilang seguridad ng trabaho at pinapalala ang umiiral na kontraktwalisasyon sa unibersidad.

UP’s opaque deals have long undermined the interests of communities residing on the campus, striking fear into the hearts of the stewards of Pook Aguinaldo and Pook Arboretum.

While religious institutions are not explicit in political leanings, revolutionary movements like the People Power I in EDSA help align themselves with progressives, blending faith with militancy.