As Typhoons Tino & Uwan leave their mark, Haribon marks 53 years of protecting nature's first line of defense.

Facade of the Office of the Ombudsman FILE / OMBUDSMAN PHILIPPINES FACEBOOK PAGE MANILA, Philippines — Two former political prisoners and Indigenous Peoples rights defenders have filed a joint ...

Ordinary workers  are optimistic about the prospect of earning more,  and getting good jobs as senior officials and ministers ...

The Provincial Government of Lanao del Sur held a public consultation on Nov. 13 to finalize the Ranaw Tourism Development ...

Without recognizing Indigenous Peoples’ land rights and knowledge systems, the global effort to stabilize the climate will fail” As the Belém Conference ...

By Erwin L. Tiamson As typhoons grow stronger and floods become deadlier, the Philippines faces a stark reality: climate change is no longer a distant threat, but a present crisis. Yet amid the ...

The inaugural Philippine Art Trek in Rome was formally launched with the unveiling of the “If the Shoe Fits” exhibit by Milan ...

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – City officials are proposing to take over operations of the Gardens of Malasag Eco-Tourism Village to prevent its closure and protect workers' jobs. Tourism Infrastructure and ...

ACROSS the Philippines, Indigenous communities are showing how food, culture, and climate action can thrive together. From the mountains of Kalinga to the ...

The Philippines is a nation shaped—geographically, historically, economically, and existentially—by water. It is an ...

"Dancing in the Diaspora" is a UH Manoa dance production that celebrates the interconnectedness of Filipino culture across ...