More groups in Mindanao resist anti-terror bill
More civil society organizations in Mindanao have expressed their opposition to the widely-criticized Anti-Terrorism Bill.
Filipina Independiente Bishop Felixberto Calang along with more than a dozen persons and four groups were included in a list being distributed in Cagayan de Oro City red-tagging them as communists and supporters of the New People's Army. (Photo from Bishop Felixberto Calang's Facebook Account)
IFI church leaders oppose anti-terror bill
Two leaders of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente (IFI) here have expressed their opposition to the anti-terror bill (ATB).
Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
Gabriela Partylist believes domestic violence underreported during pandemic
Gabriela Women’s Party said the government’s latest reports on domestic violence during the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) may be underreported and shows programs on protecting women are lacking.
Lumad evacuees in UCCP Haran conducted a flag ceremony to commemorate the 122nd Independence Day.
Mayor Sara, progressive groups air different messages on Independence Day
In the home city of President Duterte, two different programs were held with different themes on the commemoration of the 122nd Independence Day.
A participant of the Greenpeace forum holds a sign board announcing their support to the local organic producers during the #IAmHampaslupa! regional forum on the role of the Filipino youth in shaping the country's food and agriculture system held at the Ateneo de Davao University. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)
Envi groups fear anti-terror bill stifles dialogue and citizen action
Environment groups here joined the growing call urging President Duterte not to sign the Anti-Terrorism Act which they say will affect even their advocacy for environmental protection.
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