Reporters Without Borders today deplored the continued detention of radio broadcaster Alex Adonis, of dxMF Bombo Radyo, despite his posting…
Davao City – Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN) held a protest rally on May 29 at Camp Leonor, San Pedro St.,…
The Davao regional trial court on Monday allowed jailed broadcaster Alexander Adonis to post bail on a second libel case…
A total of 83 Lumad (indigenous) children are forced to leave their homes in Compostela and Monkayo towns as government troops continue their operations against the New People’s Army. Often caught in the crossfire, sometimes subjected to military harassments and intimidation, more than 30 Lumad families leave their homes and end up in Davao City’s Bankerohan gym on May 16, where they take refuge. The evacuees first stayed in Compostela gym, but were hounded by government troops there. Click here for more photos. (davaotoday.com photo by Barry Ohaylan)
The Commission on Population (POPCOM) and the Family Planning Organization of the Philippines (FPOP) urges members of the media to…
The KABIBA Alliance for Children’s Concerns is alarmed over the increasing number of children affected by armed conflict and development…
Commentary | Esperon’s appointment as peace adviser is so contemptible it insults the common sense. What credibility, for example, does the Hello, Garci general have in talking about the substantive agenda in the peace process such as socio-political, economic, and electoral reforms?
By GERMELINA A. LACORTE | Davao Today
Mayor Rodrigo Duterte said he will not allow a witch hunt against political activists in the city even as he ordered a prompt investigation on the killing of a peasant leader here recently.
Scholars from the Philippine Science High School southern Mindanao campus (PSHS-SMC) Wayne Isaac T. Uy and Anne Marie L. Go…
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) envisions Davao City as a model in Asian region for the ‘salt iodization project’….
