Philippines. It has been a year now; people are still struggling economically specially the marginalized community. The government has no clear plan and support to those people in needs.
Continue reading “Mutual Aid Not Charity in the Philippines March 2021” Supporting Tricycle Drivers and Operators
Philippines. An autonomous project promoting decentralized and self-manageable mobile Solar power Tekpak.
Continue reading Philippines: A Call for Solidarity Funds – Solar Power Autonomous Mobile Tekpak
Philippines. These universities are not alone. In fact, this struggle for our lives, for our freedom to dictate our destiny, is the struggle of every student, in every institution across the archipelago! All schools, colleges, and universities have their own versions of our very native concept of bayanihan, that entails a camaraderie and solidarity where no one will be left behind. It is in our values and in our history that we can learn what it takes to take our liberty now.
Continue reading #Philippines: Students Lead the Militancy!
The Commoner talks to Cris at the Bandido Infoshop, a radical space bringing anarchism to Pasig, the Philippines.
Continue reading #Philippines: Spreading Kapwa-Tulungan – An Interview with the Etniko Bandido Infoshop
The Commoner talks to Bandilang Itim, an organisation rallying together anarchists and libertarians in the so-called Philippines.
Continue reading Bringing the Black Flag to the #Philippines – An Interview with Bandilang Itim
Around the globe, communities are seeing the rise of authoritarianism driven by corporate interests in the form of anti-terrorism bills, laws, and regulations. In the United States, we saw (and continue to see) deliberate efforts to use anti-terrorism as a way of silencing those who challenge capitalism.
Continue reading Flush the Anti Terrorist Law – Solidarity with the #Philippines
The demand for abolition becomes urgent in the face of a highly militarized response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines.
Continue reading Abolitionism against #pandemic – Policing in the #Philippines
An open letter by Filipino and Filipinx autonomists in the so-called Philippines and diasporas.
Continue reading To U.S. Anti-Fascists: Resist Joseph Scott Pemberton’s Return to the United States
Philipines. We are propagating against the existence of police authority and calling to build a much better community. In this pandemic era, we experienced the harsh condition, the neglect and the incapability of the government to handle health crisis. They’ve given much support on deploying police in uniform to fight the spread of Covid 19 virus and passed Anti-Terrorism Law which we see is inappropriate in this kind of situation.
We are calling to abolish police.
Build a just and better community without authority.
Yesterday, a new “anti-terror” law went into effect in the Philippines, marking another stage in the worldwide rise of autocracy. The law enables authorities to warrantlessly arrest and detain anyone for two weeks or more on the sole suspicion of inciting terrorism “by means of speeches, proclamations, writings, emblems, banners or other representations,” even “without taking any direct part in the commission of terrorism.” What constitutes terrorism is defined at the whims of the Anti-Terrorism Council, a group comprised almost entirely of members of authoritarian president Rodrigo Duterte’s cabinet.
Continue reading The New Terror Bill in the #Philippines: Another Front in the Worldwide Struggle against Tyranny
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