Archive - Editor's Pick Year all all 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2008 Items per page 24 12 18 24 30 Editor's Pick ‘Realistically constructive’ statement on the South China Sea As if nothing happened. No construction, no land reclamation, no more concerns expressed on the South China Sea dispute. By CHARMAINE C. DEOGRACIAS | Nov 16, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick VERA FILES FACT SHEET: Timeline of landmark ASEAN document on migrant workers Here’s a timeline of the journey from the ASEAN declaration in 2007 to the consensus in 2017. By Contributed By Charmaine C. Deogracias | Nov 14, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick East Asia countries urge destruction of chemical weapons Countries in East Asia strengthened their call to end the use and development of chemical weapons in the region, expressing concern over North Korea’s nuclear program while seeking a resumption of dialogue to de-escalate tensions. By Arianne Christian Tapao | Nov 14, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick ASEAN pushes for media literacy to fight fake news The AMRI is proposing a region-wide media literacy program among different stakeholders, including students, he said, that would tackle the spread of misinformation. By Maria Feona Imperial | Nov 14, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick 10 years in the making, ASEAN to sign consensus on migrants’ rights in summit A key feature of the document is to afford mechanisms for ASEAN migrants such as labor contracts and legal representation. By Arianne Christian Tapao | Nov 11, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Mainstreaming BIMP-EAGA among LGUs: a problem waiting to be addressed Increasing local government engagement is one of the goals of the ASEAN integration, specifically in the BIMP-EAGA. But local governments outside of the key areas are not directly engaged. By Walter I. Balane | Nov 4, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick On summit eve, ASEAN means eviction, heavy traffic and holidays As the Philippine government gears up to host the next ASEAN Summit in November, Carmen Verona is also bracing herself, but for something quite different: the possibility of getting evicted from where she sets up her makeshift store. By Daniel Abunales | Nov 2, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick As Filipinos remember their dead, families grieve for victims of the drug war On Nov. 1, Rowena Diaz’s two sons are visiting the cemetery for the first time. By Maria Feona Imperial and Arianne Christian Tapao | Oct 31, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Without police, barangay captains say crimes may increase again Tension filled a dialogue in the barangay hall of Barangay 770 on Oct. 25. By Arianne Christian Tapao | Oct 30, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Residents from 26 barangays file protection vs police They claim officers of the Manila Police District Station 6 are liable for a “systematic violence” wrought on their neighborhood. By Arianne Christian Tapao | Oct 21, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Beyond poverty, Metro Manila teens turn to paid sex to upgrade lifestyles–study Amiel was 16 when he was introduced to “freelancing” by peers who seemed to have money all the time. Envious and eager to know where they got cash to splurge on shoes, clothes and casual gimmicks, the teenager asked his friends about their dirty little secret. By Maria Feona Imperial | Oct 18, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick The Duterte administration losing the poor and delighting the rich?: Insights on the results of SWS third quarter 2017 survey The poor are most exasperated. The poorest class, Class E, is least satisfied with Duterte’s performance. By Segundo Eclar Romero | Oct 9, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Aquino list shows many fake news sites bear Duterte’s name The list includes 87 websites, 95 Facebook and 56 Youtube pages. By Lucille Sodipe | Oct 4, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick PHOTOS: Celebrating the tradition of seaweed farming in Tawi-Tawi The celebration honors the bounties of the sea, especially seaweed, the top source of livelihood in the province. By Text by Yang Aming | Oct 3, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Probe finds PH Navy at fault in death of two Vietnamese fishermen The Philippine Navy is at fault in the death of two fishermen during a sea chase in the waters of Pangasinan on Sept. 22, a source privy to the investigation of the incident said. By By Arianne Christian Tapao and Ellen T. Tordesillas | Sep 30, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick PWDs left behind in Marikina’s disaster preparedness efforts For a disaster resilience model, Marikina City falls behind the ideal in preparing people with disabilities (PWDs) for disasters. By MARIA FEONA IMPERIAL and YVETTE B. MORALES | Sep 27, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Scammers sell Marcos ‘legacy’ to poor Pinoys They said they came to collect the P10,000 they were promised every month for the next four years as claimants to their share of the Marcos wealth. The proof of their claim: a pamphlet purchased for P30, extolling Marcos for his ‘immortal legacy.’ By Joel F. Ariate Jr. | Sep 25, 2017 | 10-minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick PHOTOS: Thousands join national day of protest They gathered in Luneta and at the Commission on Human Rights premises in Quezon City. By VERA Files | Sep 22, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Duterte’s Cyber Army meets the Philippine Army If there is any institution that was able to fully institutionalize the lessons of martial law and the People Power Revolt, it is the Philippine military. That lesson is that they should always be united. They should never allow themselves to be on opposite sides of the political fence. Better be on the wrong side than to be on opposite sides. Why? By Segundo E. Romero, Jr. | Sep 20, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick VERA FILES FACT SHEET: The Commission on Human Rights, explained President Rodrigo Duterte, in a media interview following his 2017 SONA, said he wants the CHR abolished. By VERA Files | Sep 12, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick VERA FILES FACT CHECK: In his own words: Duterte’s drug war, so far Candidate Duterte is different from President Duterte. By VERA Files | Sep 7, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick VERA FILES FACT CHECK: PNP Chief Dela Rosa understates war on drugs figures Dela Rosa’s figures do not match the ostensibly “real numbers” on the war on drugs published by the PNP itself, in its own website. By VERA Files | Sep 5, 2017 | 2-minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick DIY shelters for the ‘Big One’ not PWD-inclusive Some of the designs aren’t just fit for everyone--ironically for those who are in danger of being left out during a disaster. By Maria Feona Imperial | Aug 31, 2017 | -minute read KEEP READING Editor's Pick Outrage at Kian’s wake: Lawmakers, rights activists denounce Duterte’s war on drugs Supporters and critics of President Rodrigo Duterte’s brutal war on drugs have joined the chorus of condemnation over the killing of 17-year-old Kian Loyd Delos Santos and called for an investigation of police abuse. By Arianne Christian Tapao and Ellen T. 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