In the sugar capital, Negros sugar workers earn below minimum wage
Despite being the country’s top sugar-producing area, farmers in the Negros Island Region earn only P300 to P500 a day, an amount lower than the P540 minimum wage. Data from
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Meralco, Ginebra firm up quarters bid for PBA Commissioner’s Cup
The Meralco Bolts dimmed the lights out of Blackwater Bossing with a 108–93 triumph as they inched closer to the quarterfinals. Flaunting a 7–3 sheet, Meralco is now a prime
Barya lang po sa umaga
Sa init ng hapon o sa maulan na araw, Laging nagmamaneho ang mga tsuper natin. Sila ang tulay natin para makakomute, Sa gitna ng trapik, sila ang gabay natin. Mula
UPM to offer RadTech program amid national demand
In response to the shortage of radiologic technologists in the country, the University of the Philippines Manila (UPM) will be offering a Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology program starting
How Labor Day is just like any other day for these workers in Iloilo
Gabi Rizal The first of May is meant to honor the hands that build, the backs that carry, and the hearts that refuse to give up. But somewhere between the
Is the press truly free when these journalists paid with their lives the stories they told?
Jullian Elemento In the Philippines, telling the truth can mean losing your freedom or even your life. Yet even in a system where silence is often enforced by fear, some
Journalist safety remains elusive as state repression persists—NUJP
Press freedom remains elusive in the country under the Marcos Jr. administration as cases of journalist attacks amount to 242 since 2024, with the government and state security being the
Journalism is for the people — and so is Science
Science is often pictured as intimidating, complex, and even impossible at times. While these are true to its nature, it should not always be the case. Science, at its core,
Journalists stand on public exposure as first line of defense against attacks—survey
Ahead of World Press Freedom Day, a survey by Forbidden Stories showed that threatened journalists are increasingly turning to international visibility for protection, reflecting the persistent impunity on journalist attacks.
Still suppressed and even oppressed
Stela Marie Eve Militante and Francine Tosoc In the Philippines, truth is not merely told with ink but it is also written with blood. Because even if the world celebrates
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