Quiboloy’s Arrest: A Symptom of Our Broken System
The arrest of Pastor Apollo Quiboloy marks a significant moment in the country’s struggle for justice, yet it exposes the deeper, more entrenched problem of Philippine politics—its systemic rot.
Should doctors be apolitical?
A lot of times, I hear certain people say that they would never want to be political. They abhor political discourses even if the issue at hand affects them. But of course, they would definitely welcome the benefits when issues are won.
A farmer in Sitio Dao, Barangay White Culaman, Kitaotao town, Bukidnon is dusting off rice grain before delivering it to the rice mill. Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com
Pandemic, rice imports, price controls killing farmers in North Cotabato
The low buying price brought by rice liberalization has been killing farmers and the local economy.
A relative grasps the tiny hands of three-month-old River a few hours before the baby died. (Photo courtesy of Kapatid)
3-month-old daughter of political prisoner passes away
The three-month-old daughter of political prisoner Reina Mae Nasino has passed away Friday night, lawyers of Nasino confirmed with Bulatlat.
Lumad evacuees in UCCP Haran conducted a flag ceremony to commemorate the 122nd Independence Day.
Galvez inviting EU, UN to probe Haran will backfire, says rights groups
Rights advocates say that presidential peace adviser and retired general Carlito Galvez’s challenge to let European Union and United Nations investigate UCCP Haran’s alleged profiting from the Lumad in its sanctuary may reveal instead the real reason why the Lumad are displaced.