Duterte and understanding leadership in Mindanao
In approaching Mindanao as an issue and how leadership matters in its development, we have to understand its complexities
President Rodrigo Duterte speaks at the launching of the Department of Agriculture's partnership with Ayala Malls at the Abreeza Mall in Davao City on November 18, 2017, (Presidential Photo)
Duterte reiterates: Fate of martial law lies on military, police
President Duterte says it again: lifting martial law in Mindanao depends on what the military and police will recomend
In this July 29, 2017 photo, President Duterte meets with Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) Secretary General Renato Reyes Jr. At the Malacañan Palace. (Presidential Photo)
Bayan tells Duterte: Got problem with NPA? Resume peace talks
Bayan's Renato Reyes says the resumption of the stalled peace talks is the 'best' solution to all the issues that Duterte have with the NPA
A man stands before the Commission on Human Rights office in Davao City, calling the agency to probe into killings of slain and detained farmers from Compostela Valley. (File photo / davaotoda.com)
Clipping CHR’s teeth: what’s at stake?
DAVAO CITY, Philippines – The P1,000 fund allotted by the House of Representatives to the Commission on Human Rights for 2018 will not help the committee in performing its mandate…
The Gray Eagle (General Atomics MQ-1C Unmanned Aircraft System) can be armed with four precision-guided Hellfire missiles to attack and destroy targets on the ground. (Photo from the US Embassy in Manila)
Duterte called a ‘turncoat’ as US deploys drone in Marawi
DAVAO CITY, Philippines—Lawmakers criticized President Duterte for his seemingly inconsistent stand against the United States’ colonial atrocities, saying the deployment of a US combat drone in Mindanao does not sit…
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