Do legislators make laws?
PEOPLE obey laws. People break laws. Some respect them; others despise them. But what is really happening in our country today?
This time around, the...
The weight of functional illiteracy, 1
THE NUMBERS did not whisper—they shouted. According to the 2024 FLEMMS survey, only 68.4% of people in Iloilo Province and 70.7% in Iloilo City...
The failure of ISPs to curb online child abuse, 2
NOWADAYS, children are sexually abused in their own homes and secretly trafficked to brothels with false ID and forged birth certificates. An even greater...
WV must turn coastal cleanups into concrete policy change
EVERY September, the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) transforms our shores into sites of solidarity. In Iloilo City, hundreds gathered on Sept. 20 in Barangay...
The radicality of Christian love
IF WE truly identify ourselves with Christ, as we should, then we have to realize that we have to love God and everybody else...
Politics is temporary. Truth is eternal.
IN THE Philippines today, corruption is deeply ingrained at every stage of governance. This flood related anomalies are just the tip of the iceberg....
Dapat aktibo ang kawsa kontra korapsyon
HULATON pa bala naton nga magdangat sa bilyunes tubtob trilyunes ka pesos ang mangin halit sang korapsyon antes kita magsinggitan kag manindugan?
Ang hublag-protesta sadtong...
The failure of ISPs to curb online child abuse, 1
A STUDY in 2022 revealed that two in 10 internet-using children aged 12 to 17 in the Philippines had experienced online sexual abuse in...
Rage is not enough
THE STREETS were loud again last weekend. Across Luneta, Iloilo, Cebu, and Cagayan de Oro, we filled the streets with chants, placards, and even...