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Philippines: Are terror laws being used to silence critics?

Philippines: Are terror laws being used to silence critics?

by Chantal Eco | Feb 2, 2026 | Articles

Journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio’s conviction on terror-financing charges has raised concerns over press freedoms in the Philippines, where activists warn that anti-terror laws are being wielded to clamp down on dissent.

Indigenous peoples face rights violations in Asia’s renewable energy boom

Indigenous peoples face rights violations in Asia’s renewable energy boom

by Chantal Eco | Dec 20, 2025 | Articles

“We host dams, geothermal plants, and windmills, but we don’t even get electricity. The power is used for industries and businesses, not for our communities.”

Greed in Green: Marcos Jr.’s ‘green agenda’ masks profit-driven plunder

Greed in Green: Marcos Jr.’s ‘green agenda’ masks profit-driven plunder

by Chantal Eco | Jul 25, 2025 | Articles

A significant portion of Homonhon Island in Eastern Samar has lost its forest cover as mining companies continue to extract nickel, in this photo taken on Nov. 26, 2024. More than half of the island’s land area is covered by mining permits.

As more solar farms rise, Ilocos Norte community fears worsening climate impacts

As more solar farms rise, Ilocos Norte community fears worsening climate impacts

by Chantal Eco | Jul 21, 2025 | Articles

“When you cut a tree…you destroy the forest, the watershed that has been the source of livelihoods and other eco-services to the people and the community, definitely it will intensify climate impacts on the community.”

‘Buhay ang bike lane’: Cyclists push back vs MMDA plans

‘Buhay ang bike lane’: Cyclists push back vs MMDA plans

by Chantal Eco | Jul 8, 2025 | Articles

“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

Amid Duterte’s arrest, families of ‘drug war’ victims find strength and solidarity

by Chantal Eco | Apr 2, 2025 | Articles

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.

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