Duterte fires ambassador to Brazil seen attacking housekeeper

Duterte fires ambassador to Brazil seen attacking housekeeper

Duterte has been reading the names of government employees and officers implicated in corruption in his TV appearances. .

  • byJim Gomez

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Australia helped draft Philippine law dubbed ‘a human rights disaster’

Australia helped draft Philippine law dubbed ‘a human rights disaster’

A controversial Philippine government national security law that is feared will be used to suppress voices of dissent was drafted with the help of Australia.

  • byAnthony Galloway
'Monsters':A point-blank police shooting caught on video reignites anger

'Monsters':A point-blank police shooting caught on video reignites anger

The gruesome footage of an off-duty officer killing his neighbours has been described as the result of President Rodrigo Duterte's culture of impunity.

  • byJason Gutierrez
Typhoon Goni has spared Manila. Will it be so lucky next time?

Typhoon Goni has spared Manila. Will it be so lucky next time?

The Philippines may have been lucky with Goni,the 18th typhoon to strike the country this year. But it remains starkly exposed to a multitude of natural disasters.

  • byHannah Beech andJason Gutierrez
Priests,bishops murdered during Duterte's drug war
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Priests,bishops murdered during Duterte's drug war

Zara Alvarez was gunned down by unknown assailants. She's among dozens of church workers who opposed extra-judicial killings in the Philippines,a new report has found.

  • byJames Massola
'No problem':Duterte says he'd happily go to jail for drug killings

'No problem':Duterte says he'd happily go to jail for drug killings

At least two complaints for crimes against humanity and mass murder in connection with the Philippine President’s pursuit of drug suspects are being examined by an ICC prosecutor.

  • byJIM GOMEZ
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Vaccine diplomacy offers risks and rewards for rising superpower

Vaccine diplomacy offers risks and rewards for rising superpower

China's promises of access to a vaccine for countries like Indonesia and the Philippines offer hope for a way out of the pandemic for those two countries - but there are big risks involved,too.

  • byJames Massola
Abu Sayyaf commander linked to beheadings surrenders

Abu Sayyaf commander linked to beheadings surrenders

Anduljihad Susukan,who has been linked to the beheadings of hostages in the Philippines,has surrendered after being wounded in battle.

  • byJim Gomez
Local poets protest Duterte regime's anti-terror laws

Local poets protest Duterte regime's anti-terror laws

"We're using our art in this time to respond to what's happening,"one poet said."Especially because there is so much at stake."

  • byBroede Carmody
Duterte tells citizens not to fear anti-terror law if nothing to hide

Duterte tells citizens not to fear anti-terror law if nothing to hide

Human rights groups say while there are clear security threats,the legislation could be used to target his opponents and suppress dissent.

  • byNeil Jerome Morales
Duterte critic Maria Ressa found guilty of cyber libel

Duterte critic Maria Ressa found guilty of cyber libel

"This verdict has an impact on press freedom,not just in the Philippines but I think all around the world,"the Rappler editor said on her way into court.

  • byGirlie Linao