Who do reproductive rights actually protect? In this essay, Zoe interrogates the Philippines’ reproductive health framework through the lens of class, exposing how “choice” remains a privilege reserved for the few.

What does it mean to write an ode to a mother who is both familiar and unknowable? In this tender essay, Leanne braids memory, folklore, and lived experience to trace the fractures and continuities of womanhood. From the myth of the manananggal to the quiet violences women endure, she reflects on her mother’s sacrifices, the cost of survival, and the selves women are forced to leave behind. At once intimate and political, this piece invites us to imagine a world where women are not made monstrous, but are finally seen, protected, and whole.

Pinatunayan ng People Power Revolution ng 1986 na ang mulat at organisadong mamamayan ang tunay na gumagawa ng kasaysayan. Basahin ang opisyal na pahayag ng PhilRights sa ika-40 anibersaryo ng People Power sa taong 2026.

Tinalakay sa podcast ng Philrights sa edisyong 'Yang Human Rights na 'Yan ang Kapitalismo at kung paano ito nakaaapekto sa paggawa, kalidad ng pamumuhay, at karapatang pantao.

Sa ulat na ito ang itinatampok ang patuloy na paghahanap ng hustisya ng mga pamilyang biktima ng giyera kontra droga mula 2016-2024.

BBM’s “BIDA” anti-drug campaign pose concerns rather than solutions to the root of the drug problem such as poverty and inequality. Explore PhilRights’ official policy review.