Enforced disappearances in the Philippines: A mother speaks -- New Internationalist

Enforced disappearances in the Philippines: A mother speaks -- New Internationalist




Photos by Jes Aznar (above) and Angelica Carballo (below)
as published at www.newint.org

CALL for PHOTOS: The Ampatuan Massacre, a year of darkness without justice.

By Jes Aznar

We will never let this act of evil be forgotten.

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines is calling on you to share your photos and images related to the November 23, 2009 Ampatuan Massacre. Selected images will be shown in a simultaneous photo exhibit in key cities nationwide on November, exactly one year after the gruesome massacre of innocent civilians in Ampatuan town in Maguindanao.

Kindly email your photos (high resolution jpg files) on or before October 28, 2010 to maguindanao57@gmail.com.

Thank you to the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB)

One fine morning. Thank you to the country's statisticians for this award.

thank you to Jonathan Cellona and Roy Domingo for the photos

Of typhoons, climate change and rainy nights -- New Internationalist

Of typhoons, climate change and rainy nights -- New Internationalist

My sacred ritual -- New Internationalist

My sacred ritual -- New Internationalist














Photo credit: Matt Biddulph via flickr on Creative Commons licence. (As credited on The New Internationalist)

TH!NK ABOUT IT - CLIMATE CHANGE - blogging competition

TH!NK ABOUT IT - CLIMATE CHANGE - blogging competition

Too Corrupt to Change? The Battle to Reform the Bureau of Customs

Too Corrupt to Change? The Battle to Reform the Bureau of Customs








A project for the Philippine Public Transparency Reporting Project.






Photo by Jes Aznar

Manila: red roses and student blood -- New Internationalist

Manila: red roses and student blood -- New Internationalist















Photo by Queng Arroyo