‘Buhay ang bike lane’: Cyclists push back vs MMDA plans
“They shouldn’t deprive us of the small five-meter space that the bike lanes already have.”
Amid Duterte’s arrest, families of ‘drug war’ victims find strength and solidarity
Since Duterte’s arrest on March 11, families of the victims seem to have been laughing more lately–in between tears. For them, Duterte’s arrest brought mixed emotions.
Submerged ecosystems: How dams threaten Apayao’s rich biodiversity
The Apayao River, flowing through the lush forests and mountainous terrain of Northern Luzon, is more than just a vital water source; it is the lifeblood of the Isnag, the Indigenous people of Apayao. For centuries, its waters have sustained their agriculture and way of life, fostering a profound connection between the land and its stewards.
A Matter of Consent | Greenwashed promises and irregularities in Philippines’ hydropower projects
With renewable energy goals driving government policies, will these projects truly serve the people whose lands are at stake?
Dammed if they do
In pursuit of renewable energy, Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines are placed at risk of losing their ancestral lands