Shackled Art
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Prison art, which became a popular cultural activity behind bars during the martial law period, continues to thrive in the hearts and hands of Philippine political detainees today.
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Opinion: Two Awakenings and a Funeral
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Sociologist and columnist Randy David asks: “How much violence against history must we commit to redeem the illusions of the dictator’s family?”
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Where Will President Duterte and His War on Drugs Take Us?
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Can Philippine democracy survive President Duterte’s iron-fist?
Read MoreOpinion: Eulogizing Marcos
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The ghost of Ferdinand Marcos still haunts the Philippines, 30 years after his ouster and 27 years after his death.
Read MoreComparing Extrajudicial Killings in the Philippines and the U.S.
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Extrajudicial killings occur both in the Philippines and the US. How different or similar are they?
Read MoreOpinion: An Administration in Search of an Opposition
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A strong opposition based on the defense of universal human rights is the best way to ensure the future of Philippine democracy. One has yet to emerge under the Duterte administration.
Read MoreDuterte: A Chico de Calle, But a Good One
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Why the Philippines’ new President Rodrigo Duterte talks like a kanto boy.
Read MoreTeaching for the Philippines
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Want to help teach underprivileged kids in the Philippines? Here’s how.
Read MoreOpinion: Requiem for the EDSA Republic
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A former member of Congress contends that despite its political shortcomings, the EDSA regime would probably have retained a significant amount of support had it delivered on the economic front.
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