President Rodrigo Duterte’s message for the Lenten Season is for the public to aid the less fortunate people.
Exiled Communist Party of the Philippines founding chairperson Jose Maria Sison might set foot in the Philippines if peace talks between communists and the Philippine government significantly progresses.
The communists slammed the military’s refusal to suspend its military operations to pave way for the release of prisoners of war in Mindanao.
Members of the indigenous group KATRIBU staged a protest rally on Friday in front of the Department of National Defense in Manila in the wake of escalated attacks against the farmers and IP communities across the country.
The fourth round of peace talks ended on a positive note to pursue free land distribution, amid snags admitted by both the negotiating panels of the Philippine government and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines.
Senator Antonio Trillanes IV denied on Thursday the allegation that he offered P1 million to a witness for her to execute a sworn affidavit and testify at the senate and at the International Criminal Court.
In a bid to strengthen the country’s claim in the disputed West Philippine Sea, President Rodrigo Duterte ordered the military to occupy at least nine of the disputed isands.
A Lumad group slammed the Armed Forces of the Philippines for its continued offensive operations and encampment in several indigenous communities in the region.
It’s business as usual at the regional office of the Department of Interior and Local Government despite President Duterte’s decision to boot out Ismael Sueno as its secretary, DILG director for northern Mindanao Arnel Agabe said yesterday.
What the Philippine government and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines signed here on Wednesday was not yet a truce.
