DOJ’s De Lima is treading the path of injustice – KMP

By ALEX D. LOPEZ Davao Today The peasant group challenged De Lima to investigate first what really happened in the clash between protesting coconut farmers and the cops during last Thursday's rally at the NAPC office before issuing “prejudicial statements.”

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Thousands to dance in protest vs violence on women, girl children

By DANILDA L. FUSILERO Davao Today “Dance is itself an act of protest.  It commands movement, not stillness.  We cannot be still while women and girls are being raped, beaten, or hurt in any way.  Every person dancing and rising with us on Valentine’s Day is registering collective rage at the violence inflicted on women and at the same time committing to action against it.” -- Mary Ann Sapar, GWP-Southern Mindanao spokesperson 

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Where’s relocation? Farmers ask North Cot LGU a year after

By DANILDA FUSILERO Davao Today “Gipasulod mi nila sa covenant para maundang ang gubot, pero wala man pud nasunod ang kasabotan (They made us agree to the covenant to resolve the conflict but they did not comply).” -- Lilia Gicana, 54, a CLOA holder from Sitio Lacobe, Malabuan village, Makilala town 

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More US meddling through development aid, says Davao activists

By IRENE V. DAGUDOG Davao Today “Gihisgotan sa Phillippine Development Forum (PDF) kung paunsa pa palig-onon ang pagbaligya sa atoang mga nasudnong bahandi pinaagi sa Public-Private Partnership (PPP),” said Sheena Duazo, of Bayan-Southern Mindanao, one of the groups which held a rally outside the Marco Polo Hotel during the first day of the gathering.

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