July 2, 2018 | In: Civil Society, Congress Watch, Free Expression - Asia, Freedom of Information, General, Governance, Health Issues, Human Rights, In the News, Media, Women, Youth and Education
Text and photos by John Reiner Antiquerra, PCIJ
FLAGS in colors of the rainbow flew loud and proud as about 25,000 Filipinos gathered on Saturday for the annual Metro Manila Pride march and festival at the Marikina Sports Center.
For gender...
February 21, 2018 | In: Freedom of Information, Governance, Health Issues, Human Rights, In the News, Journalist Killings, Martial Law, Media, Money Politics, Rodrigo R. Duterte, The Economy, Women, Youth and Education
By John Reiner Antiquerra
THE PRESIDENT has made it well known that he is no fan of the press, but what about the Filipino public?
Judging from the posts on PCIJ’s “Shout Out for Press Freedom” wall at the recent Alinday Advocacy Fair at the...
August 16, 2017 | In: Access to Information, Civil Society, Culture, Data Journalism, Drugs & Crime, Environment Watch, Freedom of Information, Governance, Health Issues, Human Rights, In Photos, In the News, Internet, Media, Peace and Conflict, Rodrigo R. Duterte, The Internet, The Judiciary, Women, Youth and Education
The PCIJ Project for Innovation in Storytelling (The PCIJ Story Project for short) will provide grants, initially from P15,000 up to P75,000, for projects that document or expose abuse, negligence, or wrongdoing in the following subject areas:
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July 24, 2016 | In: 2016 Elections, Access to Information, Civil Society, Congress Watch, Disaster Aid, Duterte, Environment Watch, Freedom of Information, General, Governance, Health Issues, Human Rights, In the News, Local Government, The Economy
By Karol Ilagan
UNITED FOR THE ENVIRONMENT. Students and environmental activists held placards with calls for change in environment policies addressed to President Rodrigo R. Duterte. Photo by Karol Ilagan/PCIJ
FRANCES Quimpo’s recollection of...
December 1, 2015 | In: 2016 Elections, Data Journalism, Disaster Aid, Environment Watch, Governance, Health Issues, Human Rights, Peace and Conflict, The Economy, United Nations, Women, Youth and Education
By Titon Mitra*
AS WORLD LEADERS converge on Paris from 30 November to 11 December, the importance of arriving at an ambitious yet implementable agreement on climate change action has been graphically underlined by the fact that, based on UK Met Office...
July 30, 2015 | In: 2016 Elections, Access to Information, Civil Society, Cross Border, Culture, Disaster Aid, Health Issues, Human Rights, Public Health, The Economy, The Internet, Women, Youth and Education
THE WORLD’S POPULATION is projected to reach 8.5 billion by 2030, 9.7 billion by 2050, and exceed 11 billion in 2100, according to a new United Nations report.
The report, 2015 Revision of World Population Prospects, the 24th round of official UN...
June 14, 2015 | In: 2016 Elections, Civil Society, Congress Watch, Culture, Free Expression - Asia, Freedom of Information, General, Governance, Health Issues, In the News, Noynoy Watch, Peace and Conflict, Women
ALMA Ravina is a second generation coconut farmer in Bondoc Peninsula, Quezon province. Since last year, she already owns the land their family have been toiling for years—well, at least that's what it says on paper.
On May 15, 2015, the collective...
