- News
Cordillera groups challenge bid for new Saltan River water permit
4 MIN READPeople’s organizations in the Cordillera have criticized the National Water Resources Board for processing the application to extract 26,000 liters per second of water from the Saltan River tied to a hydropower project.
- Feature
How one ‘Daisy’ blooms among thousands
8 MIN READVertudez “Daisy” Macapanpan will turn 73 soon, yet she does not speak like someone winding down, but rather like someone still in the middle of things, still trying to bridge a gap.
- Opinion
Stronger Worker Protection Is Needed as AI Outsourcing Grows
2 MIN READIf companies can modernize work, the law should also modernize worker protection. AI-related jobs should not grow faster than the rules meant to protect the people doing them.
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EDITORIAL
Inaction Deepens Fuel Crisis
3 MIN READDelaying decisive action, especially when viable options are on the table, such as removing fuel taxes and regulating the industry, risks deepening a crisis already evident in daily life.
COMMENTARY
Twisting IHL Principles to Justify Killings in Toboso
4 MIN READThe attempt to justify these killings through twisted legal definitions directly violates this agreement and the state’s solemn commitment to respect human rights.
STATEMENT
On the Red-tagging of Nordis Contributor Iggy Lami-ing
2 MIN READBeyond the psychological turmoil many of us have experienced and continue to endure, and the disruption of our work, red-tagging has cost our ranks their freedom and their lives.
LETTER
Disability Organizations, Take a Stand
< 1 MIN READDespite legal frameworks on disability affairs, the state still enforces eugenics and ableism that contradict the common good of the Philippine disability community.