Despite the somewhat funny concept, they were serious about their goal: Stop the oil exploration in the Tañon Strait by Japan ...

"We mean protecting 366.7 hectares of public land so it can be transformed into a modern, humanized center for custody, legal ...

Public money pays for transmission lines, ports, and guarantees, while private firms collect profits for decades. The public absorbs the risk and the debt; the corporations keep the gains.

Alyansa ng Novo Vizcayano para sa Kalikasan (ANVIK) argued that the court should hold NLMRC accountable rather than target the people’s barricade, which residents put up in response to the company’s ...