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The Philippine Army has acknowledged a possible case of mistaken identity after soldiers fatally shot a woman and wounded her husband during a patrol operation in Bukidnon. The couple, later identified as local residents gathering firewood, had reportedly been mistaken for communist rebels in an area under heightened military alert.Continue Reading
The Department of Justice says Philippine law provides a possible legal pathway to act on an International Criminal Court warrant against Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, citing statutory surrender under RA 9851 and extradition mechanisms—though enforcement depends on political and institutional action.Continue Reading
A regional rights group denounces a deadly military operation in Negros Occidental that left 19 dead, including civilians, and urges an independent investigation.Continue Reading
A child’s death in a Zamboanga raid sparks calls for an independent probe, as lawyers question police claims and demand accountability.Continue Reading
As the Philippines goes digital, disinformation is increasingly weaponized against Indigenous Peoples—reshaping narratives to justify exploitation and silence resistance.Continue Reading
Three Bangsamoro officials have joined the region’s police reform advisory group, signaling stronger multi-sector backing for professionalism and community-focused policing in BARMM.Continue Reading
Former Supreme Court associate justice Antonio Carpio urges moral reckoning as ICC hears Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war case over alleged crimes against humanity. (Image by Wikimedia Creative Commons) MANILA, Philippines – Former Supreme Court associate justice Antonio Carpio is calling for a “moral reckoning” as the International Criminal Court (ICC) pressesContinue Reading
