Monthly Archives: February 2021

Bayan Metro Manila decries intensifying police harassment of community relief campaigns and peaceful protests

Published by Bayan Metro Manila The police should immediately stop its trolling and terror tactics targeting activists and community leaders who are in charge of grassroots relief efforts. We condemn the rising cases of harassment by state troops in our communities. Officials identifying themselves as DILG and intelligence operatives have repeatedly harassed our members and […]

Posted in Bayan | Leave a comment

What it means to be a lockdown protester in the Philippines

Published by Bulatlat Hint: It has nothing to do with far-right ‘covidiots’ and anti-vaxxers. Lockdown protests are derided in many parts of the world because of the threat they pose to public health. The deliberate disregard for social distancing rules provokes not just the spite of authorities but also the paranoia of quarantined residents. The […]

Posted in health | Tagged , | Leave a comment

A woman’s place is in the resistance: From the Aurat March to Shaheen Bagh

Written for IFEX Women challenging patriarchy in Pakistan, fighting for democracy in Hong Kong, defying the communications blockade in Kashmir, and leading the sit-in against the CAA in India’s Shaheen Bagh. Read more

Posted in east asia, gender | Tagged , | Leave a comment