Manila Today

It isn’t the first time student politics stirred up the public’s eye, especially when it concerns the platform of candidates running for respective posts. As Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun) gears up for 2024 student election, it is clear that the

Even as more Filipino people tolerate the LGBTQIA+ community according to studies, the landscape of public acceptance remains complex with ongoing challenges—particularly with the significant discrimination in educational institutions. Last August 18, the Technological University of the Philippines faced backlash from students

On September 3, the same day labor activists Ed Cubelo and Rodrigo Esparago filed their appeal against Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) charges, the Malolos Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 12 swiftly dismissed the case against them, along with 26 others, citing a lack

On the eve of Manila Today’s decade-long fulfilment of its mandate to tell the true stories of the people, we reiterate our call to wage a worthwhile struggle against forces that attempt to silence community journalists and mediaworks in pursuing their commitment

Human rights defenders and youth groups held a protest action coinciding with the filing of a motion to dismiss for labor activists Ed Cubelo and Rodrigo Esparago, along with 26 other individuals, who are facing rehashed anti-terrorism charges in Malolos Regional Trial

“Pondo sa serbisyo, hindi sa terorismo ng estado!” sigaw ng mga grupo sa isang kilos-protesta na pinangunahan ng Karapatan kasama ang iba’t ibang sektor, organisasyon, at mga nagtatanggol sa karapatang pantao sa House of Representatives sa Quezon City. Ang nasabing pagkilos ay

Various environmental groups, advocates and affected residents from Southern Tagalog and National Capital Region (NCR) stormed the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) headquarters a month after the massive oil spills in Manila Bay, dubbed as the most recent environmental catastrophe in Philippine history.

Isang malakas na “hindi” ang sigaw ng mga grupo sagot sa tanong kung mayroon bang hustisyang nakakamit sa mga Pilipinas bunsod ng iba’t ibang porma ng paglabag sa karapatang pantao na nagpapatuloy sa ilalim ng administrasyong Marcos Jr. “Itong mga nakalagay na

Sinalubong ng mga estudyante, konseho at progresibong organisasyon ng University of the Philippines-Manila ang panibagong pangakademikong taon sa pamamagitan ng paglunsad ng “First Day Rage” upang irehistro ang kanilang pagtutol sa P2.4 bilyon budget cut sa UP, militarisasyon sa UP campuses at

Inanunsyo ni Ronnel Arambulo, bise-presidente ng Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya (PAMALAKAYA) at lider mangingisda sa Laguna de Bay, ang kaniyang pagtakbo bilang senador sa 2025 midterm elections, noong ika-19 ng Agosto sa P. De Vera St., Navotas City. Kasama ang mga