WHY I’M HERE | Rey Cagomoc, lider-obrero
May 9, 2017
Lider-manggagawa ng Samahan ng mga Janitor sa PUP–kung bakit siya kumikilos at lumalahok sa panlipunang pagbabago.
Category: Special Segments
WHY I’M HERE | David Michael San Juan, propesor sa Filipino
August 5, 2016
Kuwento ng pagkamulat at pakikipagsapalaran ng isang aktibistang guro.
Romina Astudillo, campus journalist
April 23, 2016
From being a campus journalist who records history to being part of the Struggle that will create the change needed by history. I am here because we have a world to win.
Why I’m Here | Prof. Phoebe Zoe Maria Sanchez, Educator and Union Leader
March 17, 2016
A professor from the University of the Philippines – Cebu narrates how her search for the meaning of life led her to discover the real reasons behind the pattern of poverty in the country.
Why I’m Here | Sr. Stella Matutina, Benedictine nun and human rights activist
November 24, 2015
A fearless Benedictine nun tells her story of being one with the indigenous people’s struggles in Caraga region of Mindanao–despite threats from the military.
Why I’m Here | U.G. Naguit, Thomasian and student leader
August 21, 2015
When he finally decided to end his sixth formation year in the seminary and transfer to the University of Santo Tomas, his eyes opened up to the inhumane condition of our society.
Why I’m Here | Loel B. Naparato, human trafficking victim
July 30, 2015
I am here because I seek justice as a victim of human trafficking in 2012 when I applied to teach in Washington D.C., USA.
Citizen Photo | Electronics workers call for reinstatement of union leaders
May 14, 2014
Around 1,000 workers of NXP Semi-conductors Cabuyao Inc., maker of electronic parts for giant international firms such as Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, Nokia, Asus, Bosch, Siemens, and others, managed to breach police barricades and held a protest at the company’s compound inside the Light Industry & Science Park in Cabuyao, Laguna. The workers are protesting the […]
Citizen Photo | Protesters vs privatization of Albay electric coop arrested, manhandled
February 25, 2014
Albay cops forcibly accost Vince Casilihan (third from left), spokesperson of Karapatan-Bicol and staunce critic of the privatization of Albay Electric Cooperative or Aleco, yesterday, Feb. 24. Casilihan was arrested along with lawyer Bart Rayco, chairman of Aleco Multi-Sectoral Stakeholders’ Organization (Amsso) and a member of National Union of People’s Lawyers (NUPL-Bicol), Hernan Certeza of Kilusang Mayo Uno-Bicol, and Karl Anthony Canata of Youth Act Now at around 1:45 PM by around 30 police elements upon the order of P/Supt. Rommel De La Rama, Legazpi City PNP Chief of Police. Amsso and other progressive groups have been protesting against the Aleco turnover to a San Miguel Corp. subsidiary, blocking its office entrances, engaging in dialogues and conducting protest actions. They contend that Aleco privatization with inevitably result to higher power rates and loss of jobs. Photo courtesy: Vince Casilihan
Citizen Photo | Yolanda survivors ask Leyte gov: Where is energy rehab plan for us?
February 17, 2014
People from all over Eastern Visayas sought a dialogue with the Leyte Gov. Leopoldo Petilla and Energy Sec. Jericho Petilla to ask about energy rehabilitation in the region. They were rebuffed by the governor, who said to them to return on March. The people replied that they have been waiting for help from the government […]
Film Weekly: PMC’s audio-visual group
