ASEAN Rights Group Condemns Killings in Central Philippines, Calls for Independent Inquiry
A regional rights group denounces a deadly military operation in Negros Occidental that left 19…
Author: Antonio Manaytay
Antonio Manaytay is a journalist, editor, and pastor reporting for Rappler and leading the Daily Sun Chronicle. A 2024 Klima Fellow, he covers climate, governance, and grassroots resilience in the Zamboanga Peninsula.
Sarmiento Named Marcos Peace Adviser, Set to Guide Transition with Governance Lens
Veteran official Mel Sarmiento takes the helm of OPAPRU, bringing a governance-focused approach as the…
As Duterte Impeachment Looms, Sotto Insists on Senate Impartiality—Raising the Question: Is it Achievable?
As Duterte impeachment nears, Sotto urges Senate neutrality, but early political signals cast doubt on…
Why 4 Chinese Nationals Were Nabbed—What We Know So Far
Authorities nab four Chinese nationals in Zamboanga Peninsula operations tied to fraud, fake identity, and…
A Fresh Boost for Tungawan Farmers: A New Farm Business School Launched
A farm business school in Tungawan is training farmers to think like entrepreneurs—strengthening cooperatives, improving…
EXPLAINER: What is a ‘Pink Moon’—and Why it Won’t Look Pink in the Philippines
The April “Pink Moon” isn’t actually pink. This explainer breaks down its origins and why…
DICT, Sibugay Police Team Up to Bring Tech Upgrades to Public Service
DICT and Sibugay police strengthen ties to boost digital tools, training, and tech-driven public service…
Due Process or Delay the Process? When Due Process Becomes a Moving Target
As VP Sara Duterte invokes due process, a House-led hearing ordered by the Supreme Court…
Oxfam Backs BARMM Fatwa Declaring Forced Marriage of Rape Survivors ‘Haram’
Oxfam Filipinas hails a BARMM fatwa declaring forced marriage of rape survivors as haram, calling…
Oceana Accuses BFAR of ‘Betrayal’ Over Supreme Court Ruling Favoring Commercial Fishing
Oceana slams BFAR for interpreting SC ruling in favor of commercial fishers, warning of threats…
OPINION: The Quiet Power of Hadiyah Offers a Path Beyond Ritual as Ramadan Ends
Ramadan draws to a close on Friday, March 20. Many Muslims find themselves at a…
A Single Photo, a Shared Smile: Sibugay Police Chief Reflects on the Human Side of Policing
A simple photograph from a 2025 outreach visit reminds Sibugay police chief Bernard Danie Dasugo…