Philippine Politics

The Quezon City representative says he is sorry “if some people were offended” as he comes under fire for an inappropriate and misogynistic comment he made on the job

Lawmakers move to scrap a hefty tax on outbound travel, but industry groups warn that billions in funding for tourism infrastructure, scholarships, and cultural programs could be at risk

At The Hague, drug war victims’ lawyers say the prosecution is “trial-ready,” while Duterte’s allies insist the ICC has no jurisdiction over the case

From Aquinos to activists and the academe, we ask Filipinos across generations and sectors about the meaning of the EDSA Revolution, 40 years later

From his days as an Atenean student leader to his work with the labor unions and the Communist Party, we take a look at the real activist behind Edjop