A group of campus journalists called out social media giant Meta over the deleting of their earlier statement condemning censorship and red-tagging.
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Youth oppose NCSTP as the ‘new face of brutal mandatory military training’
“Nationalism should not be forced.”
Cops disrupt gift-giving program for children in Manila
Their initiative was able to provide Christmas gifts, toys, modules, clothes, and ready-to-eat food for more than 100 affected children.
Students decry impending budget cuts in SUCs, oppose funds for mandatory ROTC
For the past years, several State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) nationwide have faced budget cuts yearly.
‘Drop the charges’ | Students denounce university’s looming expulsion of 3 protesters
Three university students are facing possible expulsion after holding a protest action commemorating the 50th year since the imposition of Martial Law by the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
Teachers seek 600-B additional budget for safe return to schools
Filipino teachers are seeking an additional P600 billion in funding for the Department of Education to address the shortages in facilities for a safe return of students to schools.
History beyond the classroom
The historian’s place is not just the classroom but also where the masses are. By VIRG MAGTIRA Bulatlat.com MANILA — For historian Francis Gealogo, history goes beyond the four walls of the classroom. “There is a need to treat history as the collective experience of the people. [They] also create history. Historians should not be…
Nothing wrong in helping kids on first day of school, says child rights group
Since when did helping children become a crime?
Groups call for higher subsidy for PH students after ‘ill-prepared’ aid distribution
Thousands of poor students and parents who flocked the Department of Social Welfare and Development local headquarters walked back home empty-handed and disappointed.
Public school teachers struggle as face-to-face classes resume
“DepEd wants a 21st-century learning but the support it is giving to teachers is still pegged from the old days.”
Filipino authors say dictating what should be written is a form of terrorism
“We believe that the accusers have not read our books in entirety… We believe it is a form of terrorism to dictate what can be written and how to write it.”