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FEU Advocate
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February 26, 2026

Cross-gen crowd honor EDSA 40 amid calls for accountability, remembrance

Protesters of different generations filled key sections of Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA) to mark the 40th anniversary of the People Power Revolution, staging demonstrations that pressed appeals for accountability, opposed corruption and political dynasties, and renewed efforts to remember the historic uprising in Quezon City yesterday, February 25.

FEU Advocate
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February 02, 2026

Filipinos demand higher wages, better employment amid poor living conditions

As the cost of goods and bills steadily rises, people continue to experience difficulties with employment and low wages, struggling to cope with the country’s substandard living situation.

FEU Advocate
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January 30, 2026

Subpoenaed PUP student journo slams Philippine press freedom: ‘One grand sham’

Facing three charges for his alleged involvement in the September 21 anti-corruption protest, Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) student-journalist Jacob Baluyot denounced the state of press freedom in the Philippines, noting the pattern of ‘political witch hunting’ against media practitioners.

FEU Advocate
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January 29, 2026

Media groups condemn charges against journo Frenchie Mae Cumpio

Human rights and media groups condemn the guilty verdict against journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio, citing attacks on press freedom after being charged with terrorism financing beyond ‘unreasonable doubt’ last January 22.

FEU Advocate
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January 25, 2026

PH restores Grok access after ban over AI-generated sexual content

After less than a week of restricted access, the Philippine government lifted the ban on Grok, a generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that was blocked following reports linking the platform to AI-generated sexual content involving minors, prompting regulators to invoke existing child protection and cybercrime laws.

FEU Advocate
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January 14, 2026

Tams condemn hybrid setup, new enrollment system in campus protest

Far Eastern University (FEU) student activists voiced their frustrations over the University’s modified hybrid learning setup and new enrollment system for the second semester of school year (S.Y.) 2025-2026 during the ‘First Day Fight’ rally in front of Gate 4 last January 12.

FEU Advocate
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January 13, 2026

The devotion that drives Traslacion 2026

Drawing millions of devotees, Filipino Catholics flock to the streets of Manila during Traslacion to witness the return of the sacred image from the Quirino Grandstand to the Quiapo Church as part of the Feast of the Jesus Nazarene every January 9.

FEU Advocate
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January 04, 2026

From alley to high court: An 8-year-long reckoning for Kian Delos Santos

Eight years after 17-year-old Kian Loyd Delos Santos was dragged into a dark alley in Caloocan City and shot dead, the Supreme Court on December 22 affirmed the murder conviction against three police officers, closing one of the most closely followed cases linked to the previous administration's ‘war on drugs’ and marking a rare instance of a drug war killing reaching final judicial resolution.

FEU Advocate
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December 09, 2025

AHRC stresses importance of human rights reportage in campus journalism summit

Highlighting the vital role of human rights and the nuances in campus journalism, the Ateneo Human Rights Center (AHRC) held ‘Rights in Focus: Human Rights in Campus Journalism Summit 2025,’ in partnership with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, at the Ateneo Professional Schools in Makati City last December 6.

FEU Advocate
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December 06, 2025

Tams, progressive groups honor Bonifacio’s legacy in Baha sa Luneta 2.0

Far Eastern University (FEU) students, alongside progressive groups, marched at the ‘Baha sa Luneta 2.0’ protest to carry on Andres Bonifacio’s spirit and denounce widespread government corruption at Luneta Park, Manila last November 30.

FEU Advocate
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November 26, 2025

Rest in-Justice: Juan Ponce Enrile’s grim legacy unveiled

After his death at 101 years old, political figure Juan Ponce Enrile is being honored by many, but the positions he held in the past regimes cast a shadow on the nation’s history. In a country where death often means immediate absolution, and at a time when social media is split between glorifying and condemning him, we must ask: who is really deserving of mourning—an enabler of corruption and oppression, or the people who suffered and are still suffering because of his actions and the twisted system he allowed?

FEU Advocate
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November 24, 2025

UAAP studes: ‘No justice until Marcos, Duterte resign’

Reiterating their call for a transparent and accountable government, students from universities under the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) underlined the need for President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte to resign for real systemic change to happen during the National Day of Walkout at Mendiola last November 21.

FEU Advocate
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November 15, 2025

Faces against corruption, impunity, and dynasties

Fraudulence, betrayal, and oppression fuel a simmering rage that echoes through the agony and misery of the marginalized sectors. This pattern has spurred movements in countries, including Indonesia, Nepal, and Thailand, where citizens seize the opportunity to hold politicians accountable publicly. Meanwhile, the Philippines faces the same crisis, yet its approach to accountability is from collective stances but is modeled as a mere public stunt.

FEU Advocate
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November 10, 2025

Tams, youth sectors march vs corruption in ‘Lakbayan’ protest

Far Eastern University (FEU) students, alongside youth from other universities and progressive organizations, mobilized during the ‘Lakbayan ng Mamamayan’ protest to confront corruption rooted in both academic and government systems while calling for accountability and justice at Liwasang Bonifacio on November 7.

FEU Advocate
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October 24, 2025

Farmers, multisectoral groups slam state corruption as root of poverty

Farmers and multi-sectoral progressive groups attributed the peasantry’s persisting poor economic conditions to the corruption in government funds during the commemoration of Peasants’ Day at Mendiola Street last October 21.

FEU Advocate
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October 17, 2025

FEU joins several schools in unified walkout protest

Far Eastern University (FEU), together with various universities from the National Capital Region, took part in the ‘National Youth Day of Action against Corruption’ to condemn the nationwide corruption within the government at Mendiola Street earlier today, October 17.

FEU Advocate
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September 25, 2025

FEU student-journalist among ‘harmed’ amid nationwide protest

Far Eastern University (FEU) Communication student and former FEU Advocate Chief Photographer Zedrich Xylak Madrid detailed the mistreatment he received from police forces amid the nationwide protests against corruption last September 21.

FEU Advocate
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August 23, 2025

Discounted beep cards, inulan ng samot-saring reaksiyon mula sa Tamaraws

Nagpahayag ng iba’t ibang reaksiyon ang mga pasahero ng Light Rail Transit (LRT) at Metro Rail Transit (MRT) kabilang ang mga mag-aaral ng Far Eastern University (FEU) sa implementasyon ng 50 porsiyentong bawas-presyo sa personalized beep card na magsisimula sa Setyembre.

FEU Advocate
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July 31, 2025

Solidaridad Bookshop for sale: Hopes of preserving a decades-old trove of Filipinos’ stories

By the end of June, National Artist for Literature F. Sionil José’s family decided to flip the page of a 60-year legacy by putting Solidaridad Bookshop up for sale. With one chapter ending, the José family and the store’s patrons remain hopeful that the bookstore’s story as a cultural trove of Filipiniana literature will continue in the hands of its new owners.

FEU Advocate
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July 27, 2025

Former FEU-IL Dean questions SC ruling on VP Sara impeachment

Following the Supreme Court’s (SC) decision to bar the ongoing impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte, former Far Eastern University Institute of Law (FEU-IL) Dean Atty. Melencio ‘Mel’ Sta. Maria criticized the ruling’s grounds in a Facebook post yesterday, July 26.

FEU Advocate
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July 19, 2025

Ready, Set, Work brings gov't services on Career Fair 2025

As part of Far Eastern University’s (FEU) Career Fair 2025, the Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS) Student Council (SC) offered free NBI Clearance and PhilHealth registration and IDs as part of their Ready, Set, Work (RSW) initiative at the Arts Building Rooms 208 and 303, last July 16 and 17.

FEU Advocate
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June 28, 2025

Call to free political prisoners marks Int’l Day in Support of Victims of Torture

Progressive groups in solidarity urged justice for political prisoners and their freedom from state forces, observing the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture last June 26.

FEU Advocate
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June 11, 2025

FEU organizations show support in VP Sara impeachment trial

Far Eastern University (FEU) Central Student Organization, FEU Institute of Law (IL) faculty members, and other student-led groups released statements urging to no longer impede the impeachment trial of Vice President (VP) Sara Duterte after the Senate convened yesterday, June 10.

FEU Advocate
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June 05, 2025

Enforced abductions intensify against environmentalists under Marcos Jr.

With the recent trend of attacks against environmentalists, victims of enforced abductions face further threat from state security forces under President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr.’s administration.

FEU Advocate
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May 30, 2025

Youth groups reiterate call for Duterte Youth’s ‘immediate’ disqualification

As the Duterte Youth party-list’s proclamation remain suspended, progressive youth groups and youth election watchdog Kabataan Tayo ang Pag-asa (KTAP) amplified the call for the party-list’s ‘immediate’ disqualification by filing a petition to the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) at its National Headquarters in Intramuros last May 27.

FEU Advocate
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April 24, 2025

Makabayan cites red-tagging on elex raps vs. NTF-ELCAC head

Makabayan Coalition slammed the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) Executive Director Ernesto Torres Jr.’s series of red-tagging and defamatory statements against progressive leaders and candidates by filing an election offense complaint to the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) yesterday, April 23.

FEU Advocate
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April 23, 2025

MMK comeback marks new storytelling era

Various student media took part in a roundtable discussion with host Charo Santos-Concio, celebrating the comeback of the hit TV series ‘Maalaala Mo Kaya’ (MMK), which features a new beginning of storytelling, at the Dean & DeLuca, Diliman, Quezon City, last April 12.

FEU Advocate
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April 14, 2025

2 Cordillera desaparecidos’ protective writs preliminary conference begins

Nearly two years after their reported enforced disappearances, the preliminary hearings of the writs of amparo and habeas data for indigenous people’s (IP) rights and environmental defenders Dexter Capuyan and Gene Roz Jamil ‘Bazoo’ De Jesus started at the Court of Appeals (CA) last April 10.

FEU Advocate
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April 02, 2025

Women workers heighten demands for Menstrual Leave Act passage

Amid societal expectations for women to work through the pain, women’s rights advocates intensify their calls to pass the legislation of House Bill (H.B.) No. 7758 or the ‘Menstrual Leave Act,’ seeking to support women’s reproductive health without financial repercussions.

FEU Advocate
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March 31, 2025

Masungi conservation at risk as DENR cancels agreement

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) cancelled its 2002 Supplemental Joint Venture Agreement (SJVA) with Masungi developer Blue Star Construction & Development Corporation, putting the conservation efforts in the sanctuary at risk of losing protection in the area.

FEU Advocate
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March 29, 2025

Human rights groups decry enforced abduction pattern on Lumad activists arrests

Following the results of their fact-finding mission, human rights groups KARAPATAN and Kalipunan ng Katutubong Mamamayan ng Pilipinas (KATRIBU) underlined the military’s intent to paint Lumad leader Michelle Campos and her three companions as ‘rebel returnees,’ intensifying enforced abduction cases in the country during a press conference last March 24.

FEU Advocate
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March 28, 2025

From Manila to The Hague: What led to Duterte’s arrest and why the world is watching

Following years of calls for accountability, former Philippine President Rodrigo Roa Duterte’s arrest marks the culmination of years of investigations that led to his transfer to the custody of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, the Netherlands to face charges of crimes against humanity last March 12.

FEU Advocate
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March 18, 2025

FEU dormers trouble with living expense over bills spike

Far Eastern University (FEU) students residing in dormitories fear financial strain due to higher living expenses caused by the upward hike of utility rates imposed by Meralco and Maynilad Water Services, Inc. at the start of 2025.

FEU Advocate
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March 16, 2025

Student councils call on CHED to junk ‘excessive financial burden,’ TOFI

Various student councils from private higher educational institutions (PHEI) submitted a position paper to the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), urging the implementation of a moratorium on tuition and other fees increase (TOFI) and junk ‘redundant, dubious, and exorbitant’ school fees for S.Y. 2025-2026 last March 10.

FEU Advocate
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March 14, 2025

Call for justice, due process of drug war victims continue amid Duterte’s arrest

Families of extrajudicial killing (EJK) victims during the Duterte administration’s war on drugs along with progressive multi-sectoral groups, called for justice and the upholding of due process following former President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest for crimes against humanity last March 11.

FEU Advocate
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March 12, 2025

P4,000 buwanang bawas-kita mula Enero, pasakit sa mga drayber—PISTON

Dagdag-pasanin sa mga drayber ng Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) ang tinatayang mahigit P4,000 kaltas sa kanilang kita kada buwan dulot ng sunod-sunod na pagtaas sa presyo ng langis mula Enero, ayon sa PISTON.

FEU Advocate
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March 12, 2025

Nexperia labor strike success sparks hope for workers

After four days on strike, Nexperia Philippines Inc. workers achieved a feat in lobbying labor rights after the reinstatement of two of the four dismissed workers and the proposed P50 daily wage increase was granted last March 8.

FEU Advocate
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March 11, 2025

Former FEU-IL Dean on Duterte arrest: ‘Allowing ICC to handle the case is not unpatriotic’

Former Far Eastern University Institute of Law (FEU-IL) Dean Atty. Melencio ‘Mel’ Sta. Maria stated that there are “practical reasons” in letting the International Criminal Court (ICC) handle former President Rodrigo Duterte’s crimes against humanity case after being arrested today, March 11.

FEU Advocate
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March 09, 2025

2 Lumad leaders reported missing

Human rights groups KARAPATAN and Kalipunan ng mga Katutubong Mamamayan ng Pilipinas reported that military forces arrested Lumad leaders Genasque Enriquez and Michelle Campos, whose whereabouts remain unknown as of writing.

FEU Advocate
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March 03, 2025

FEU studes bid early class suspension amid 3-day high heat forecast

In light of the three-day heat index forecast by the Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO), Far Eastern University (FEU) students urged the University admin and Manila Local Government Unit (LGU) to suspend classes early, highlighting the ‘inconvenient’ late announcement today, March 3.

FEU Advocate
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March 02, 2025

Mindoro communities displaced amid AFP’s aerial artillery strikes

Multiple aerial artillery strikes by the 203rd Infantry Brigade and 76th Infantry Battalion of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) forcibly displaced residents of Barangay Misong, Pola, Oriental Mindoro, starting last February 19.

FEU Advocate
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February 27, 2025

Terror-tagged journo slams terrorism-financing law: ‘Pattern to silence critical reporting’

Amid escalating attempts to suppress critical reporting, community journalist Deo Montesclaros denounced the weaponization of the ‘terrorism-financing law’ following the complaint issued against him alongside four activists, known as the ‘Cagayan Valley 5.’

FEU Advocate
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February 26, 2025

Kabataang Tamaraw, nagsanib-puwersa upang buhayin ang diwa ng EDSA

Iginiit ng mga estudyante ng Far Eastern University (FEU) ang kahalagahan ng kanilang kolektibong presensiya at pakikibaka sa paggunita ng ika-39 na anibersaryo ng EDSA People Power Uprising sa People Power Monument sa Lungsod ng Quezon kahapon, ika-25 ng Pebrero.

FEU Advocate
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February 26, 2025

FEU alum missing since December 2024; whereabouts unknown

Far Eastern University (FEU) alum Gabriel Luke J. Castro from the Institute of Accounts, Business, and Finance (IABF) was reported to be missing since December 30, 2024.

FEU Advocate
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February 24, 2025

Several campus pubs unite to denounce press freedom violations

With recent attacks on the campus press documented in the first quarter of 2025, College Editors Guild of the Philippines (CEGP) amassed at least 87 signatories from various student publications across the country in unison to call for the end of campus press repression released today, February 25.

FEU Advocate
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February 19, 2025

Two women held hostage in Recto

Two women were hostaged by a male suspect inside an ID lace shop along Recto Avenue cor. Rizal Avenue, Manila yesterday, February 18.

FEU Advocate
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February 07, 2025

SC urged to reject P89.9B PhilHealth fund transfer

As oral arguments over the petitions questioning the P89.9-billion PhilHealth fund transfer to the National Treasury commence, various health workers and advocates called on the Supreme Court (SC) to denounce the transfer as ‘unjust’ in a protest action held in front of SC last February 4.

FEU Advocate
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February 02, 2025

Today’s Carolinian eviction spells ‘weak’ campus press freedom, lawmaker says

Kabataan Party-list (KPL) Rep. Raoul Manuel deemed that the Today’s Carolinian (TC) office eviction ordered by the University of San Carlos (USC) demonstrates that the existing Republic Act No. 7079 or Campus Journalism Act (CJA) of 1991 falls short of ensuring campus press freedom.

FEU Advocate
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January 26, 2025

‘The time is now’: LAYAS Duterte Network, inilunsad ng kabataan

Iginiit ng mga progresibong kabataang lider ang kagyat na impeachment ni Bise Presidente Sara Duterte sa pormal na pagbubukas ng Leaders and Advocates of the Youth for the Accountability of Sara (LAYAS) Duterte Network sa Vinzons Hall ng University of the Philippines (UP) noong ika-23 ng Enero.

FEU Advocate
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January 20, 2025

Proposed LRT-1 fare hike, unjust amid socioeconomic decline—commuters

Struggling under different socioeconomic constraints, commuters asserted that Light Rail Manila Corporation’s (LRMC) proposed LRT-1 P7.48 average fare increase is unwarranted.

FEU Advocate
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January 19, 2025

What lies ahead for Palestinians amid long-overdue ceasefire

After 467 days of relentless bombardments, death, injuries, displacement, and starvation among Palestinians in Gaza, a long-awaited ceasefire has been agreed upon to end the Israeli assault to be implemented in three phases starting today, January 19.

FEU Advocate
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January 17, 2025

EJK victims’ kin fight for justice in disbarment complaint vs Rody

Families of extrajudicial killing (EJK) victims and human rights advocates remain determined to pursue justice for their slain loved ones by filing a disbarment complaint against former President Rodrigo Duterte for his misconduct as a lawyer and his bloody war on drugs, with the Supreme Court (SC) today, January 17.

FEU Advocate
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January 10, 2025

Makabayan slams illegal assembly charges: ‘BP 880 is already a violation’

Makabayan Coalition asserted that the repeated use of Batas Pambansa (BP) 880 against protesters violates basic rights and freedom, following the Manila Police’s illegal assembly charges against 10 of 11 Makabayan senatorial candidates and three other progressive leaders.

FEU Advocate
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January 07, 2025

KPL FEU chair elected as nat’l outfit’s deputy sec-gen

Chairperson of the Kabataan Partylist (KPL) Far Eastern University (FEU) chapter Ryan Ferrer has been appointed as the deputy secretary-general (DSG) of the National Executive Committee Council of KPL, announced last January 3.

FEU Advocate
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January 04, 2025

Bloody Sunday Massacre: 200-week elusive progress towards delayed, denied justice

Two hundred Sundays after the crackdown, the tragic Bloody Sunday Massacre remains unaccounted for. While there had been some developments over the years, progressive human rights defenders and family of victims continue to decry the slow and inconsistent progress of obtaining justice.

FEU Advocate
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December 23, 2024

Paglaho ng kabuhayan sa mga alaalang tinupok ng apoy

Sa tipikal na isang linggo sunod-sunod na sunog ang naranasan ng mga residente ng Maynila nitong mga nakaraang buwan. Sa bawat pagwang-wang ng mga bumbero, ang isa’y mapapaisip kung saang usok ng lungsod ito papunta. Ngunit, ang kaakibat na epekto ng sunog ay patuloy pa ring dumadagdag sa paghihirap at pinagdaraanan ng mga biktima tuwing mayroong ganitong uri ng sakuna.

FEU Advocate
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December 22, 2024

KARAPATAN: Duterte bids to deflect probes in ethics case against Rep. Castro

Human rights alliance KARAPATAN asserted that the ethical malpractice case filed against Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT-Teachers) Partylist Rep. France Castro is merely the Duterte camp’s attempt to divert public scrutiny from the recent investigation of Vice President Sara Duterte’s gross misappropriation of confidential funds.

FEU Advocate
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December 19, 2024

Pagtaas sa presyo ng langis, daing ng PUV drivers sa ilalim ng Oil Deregulation Law

Bitbit ang bigat ng presyo ng langis at ang kalakip na epekto ng Oil Deregulation Law sa kanilang kita, kinondena ng mga drayber ng Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) ang sunod-sunod na pagtaas sa presyo ng petrolyo.

FEU Advocate
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December 19, 2024

Mary Jane Veloso now in PH custody, urges Marcos Jr. to give clemency

Mary Jane Veloso called upon President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. to grant her absolute clemency for her illegal possession of drugs charges upon her long-awaited arrival in the Philippines after nearly 15 years of Indonesian custody and death row yesterday morning, December 18.

FEU Advocate
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December 19, 2024

Atom Araullo’s civil suit win against red-taggers: ‘landmark victory’

Movement Against Disinformation (MAD) asserted that broadcast journalist Atom Araullo’s civil case win against Lorraine Badoy-Partosa and Jeffrey Celiz is a landmark victory for victims of red-tagging, especially for journalists and activists, in a press conference at Quezon City today, December 19.

FEU Advocate
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December 07, 2024

75 Progressives cite ‘betrayal of public trust’ in filed impeachment vs Sara Duterte

Noting her failure to account for the anomalies observed in her office, 75 petitioners from various sectors filed the second impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte for “betrayal of public trust” in the House of Representatives last December 4.

FEU Advocate
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December 04, 2024

Bonifacio Day commemoration turns into raps against activists

Some activists face criminal charges from the Philippine National Police (PNP) after the mobilization in remembrance of Bonifacio Day and Day of the Toiling Masses erupted when anti-riot police barred them from reaching the Mendiola Peace Arch last November 30.

FEU Advocate
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November 27, 2024

Mary Jane Veloso to return in PH custody, charges undropped

After more than 14 years under Indonesian custody and death row, human trafficking victim Mary Jane Veloso will be back home in the Philippines and detained until clemency is given, President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. confirmed last November 20.

FEU Advocate
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November 24, 2024

Educ sector denounces gov’t’s low priority to increase wages, budget

Progressive education sector groups decried the lack of prioritization to the education sector for the indecent working conditions that teachers and students are subjected to in a protest along Recto Avenue last, November 22.

FEU Advocate
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November 23, 2024

Panunupil ng rehimeng Marcos Jr. sa katubigan, patuloy—mga mangingisda

Iniinda ng mga mangingisda mula sa iba’t ibang rehiyon ang mga inisiyatibang walang-tinag na nananalasa sa mga karapatan ng sektor ng pangisdaan sa ilalim ng kasalukuyang administrasyong Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr.

FEU Advocate
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November 16, 2024

Hacienda Luisita farmers face undistributed, stolen hectares by giant corps

Two decades since the Hacienda Luisita Massacre, farmers experience continuous delays in land distribution, as well as simultaneous land-grabbing and conversion by big corporations of the 7,000-hectare estate in Tarlac.

FEU Advocate
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November 12, 2024

LRT-1 Cavite extension phase one, set to operate this November

Consisting of five new train stations located in Pasay and Parañaque City, Light Rail Manila Corporation (LRMC) is set to open the Light Rail Transit 1 (LRT-1) Cavite extension phase one this November 2024.

FEU Advocate
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November 11, 2024

Pag-asang mapalaya ang Tacloban 5, nananaig sa gitna ng mabagal na usad ng kaso

Sa loob ng halos limang taong pagkakakulong, patuloy na umiigting ang pag-asang mapalaya at maibasura ang mga kasong isinampa laban kay Frenchie Mae Cumpio, at iba pa nitong kasama na tinaguriang ‘Tacloban 5,’ kasabay ng pagharap niya sa witness stand sa unang pagkakataon sa Leyte Regional Trial Court Branch 45 ng Tacloban City ngayong ika-11 ng Nobyembre.

FEU Advocate
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November 08, 2024

Amid farmers’ resistance, militarization persists in Lupang Ramos

Despite the farmers’ efforts to guard the community, Lupang Ramos continues to be militarized and placed under state surveillance as Task Force Ugnay personnel reportedly reside in a private establishment near the 59-year farmland in Dasmariñas, Cavite.

FEU Advocate
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November 02, 2024

Vanished under Marcos Jr.: Heightening enforced disappearances reflect state’s sharpeye on progressives

Numbers of enforced disappearances within the country continue to grow, with at least 14 reported cases by KARAPATAN since President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. assumed presidency last 2022.

FEU Advocate
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October 29, 2024

Krisis ng edukasyon unahin, MROTC tutulan—mga grupo ng kabataan sa U-belt

Nanawagan ang mga progresibong grupo ng kabataan sa University Belt na agarang tugunan ang krisis ng edukasyon, kabalikat sa minamadaling pagsasabatas ng Mandatory Reserve Officers Training Corps (MROTC) ng administrasyong Marcos Jr. sa isang kidlat-protesta sa tapat ng FEU Gate 4 ngayong ika-29 ng Oktubre.

FEU Advocate
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October 22, 2024

Isinampang kaso laban sa Makabayan senators, ipinababasura

Kinondena ng Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Operator Nationwide (PISTON) at KADAMAY ang isinampang kaso laban sa mga senador sa ilalim ng Makabayan Coalition KADAMAY Secretary-General na si Mimi Doringo at PISTON National President na si Mody Floranda nang makatanggap ng abiso noong nakaraang ika-16 ng Oktubre.