Filipinos denied economic, social and cultural rights
The poverty, joblessness and lack of fundamental services under neoliberal policies continues to challenge the achievement of Filipinos’ economic, social and cultural rights.
The Davao City Hall. (davaotoday.com photo by Ace R. Morandante)
Dabawenyos weigh in on death penalty
Some residents here are in favor of bringing back capital punishment in the country to curb criminality while others fear the poor will only suffer the backlash under what they dubbed as a “draconian measure” as showed in a random interview conducted by Davao Today.
Group cries foul o?ver human rights violations despite ceasefire
Despite the declaration of ?respective unilateral ceasefire?s, a human rights group here reported the continuous threats received by farmers?, ?many of who?m were members of ?farmers association.
Tension erupts as farmers reclaim agricultural land in Tagum
Tension erupted between farmers and security personnel of Lapanday Foods Corporation in San Isidro, Madaum at Tagum City during a protest rally Friday.
COMMUNAL COOKING. Farmers cook their first meal of the day inside the Cotabato Foundation College of Science and Technology. The farmers from the five barangays in Arakan are claiming a portion of the unused land of the school. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)
Farmers demand ownership to unused school property lot
At least 600 farmers from five villages in Arakan town North Cotabato demanded the distribution of farmland reservation allocated for but unused by two tertiary-level schools in central Mindanao.
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