Thousands of Filipinos flooded Rizal Park on 30 November 2025. A massive nationwide protest on Bonifacio Day. They demanded justice over corruption in flood control projects. The projects that failed […]
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Tombstones in the Traffic Circle: Youth Sound Alarm as Alcohol Deaths Claim 47 Filipinos Daily
Quezon City’s bustling Boy Scout Circle became a chilling memorial on Tuesday, October 28. Nearly 100 young activists staged a Halloween-themed protest. They protested against soaring alcohol-related deaths. The youth […]
“Polluters Must Pay”: Climate Survivors, Greenpeace Demand Justice at Conrad Hotel Protest
Climate survivors and Greenpeace Philippines staged a powerful protest outside the Conrad Hotel on October 7, 2025. They called on President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. (BBM) to ensure climate funding […]
The Youth and CSOs call to “Draw the Line” towards real climate solutions
Communities, youth, and civil society organizations gathered at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP). They called for people-centered climate solutions. They did this through the global campaign Draw the […]
Women’s Day Protest Grips Liwasang Bonifacio
A sea of determined women filled Liwasang Bonifacio (Bonifacio Square) on Women’s Day 2025. They demanded change. The air buzzed with energy. Rain threatened. The sun peeked through. Their voices […]
Pedaling for the Missing Cycling Activists
To raise awareness about their disappearance and call for their safe return, cycling advocates organized a protest bike ride from the Memorial Park of Heroes and Martyrs of Marcos Dictatorship to Baclaran Church.
Fascism and Fossil Fuels Haunts Fashion Show
The show was a departure from previous iterations. It focused not only on external disasters but also on the internal anxieties. The anger felt by the youth was also highlighted.
Protest on President Marco Jr.'s State of the Nation Address
Protesters marched with outcries on President Marcos Jr.’s third State of the Nation Address. People demanded action on climate justice. They also called for an increase of ₱150 to the minimum wage and more.