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Geez - In the Philippines, lawyers are called to protect community pantries

Over 200 professors from various colleges and universities in the Philippines rejected the argument that asserting sovereignty in the West Philippine Sea "constitutes a declaration of war."

Already facing one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in Asia, the Philippines has seen a second wave of infections that is stretching health care workers in the capital like never before

“The philippines sea'>West Philippines Sea is not a community pantry where we will just let China ‘get according to its need,’ be it our fish or reefs,” Zarate said on Twitter, including the hashtags #CommunityPantry  and #AtinAngPilipinas . | @GabrielLaluINQ 

The Philippines dropped two places in Reporters Without Borders' (RSF) latest press freedom ranking, as the international organization noted the resurgence of "red-tagging" against individuals and groups.

One in five didn’t have enough food to eat in 2020, according to household surveys. @vagabond_nick  explores the impacts of lockdowns, disasters, and food policy in the Philippines:

Ana Patricia Non, the organizer who started community pantries in the Philippines, asks for help as she and other organizers are red tagged by the police. Full story:

The Philippines is expecting doses of Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines in May and June respectively, Manila’s Ambassador to Washington Jose Manuel Romualdez said Tuesday.

Eight individuals from the Philippines were included in Forbes' "30 Under 30 Asia," joining this year's list of the region's top young entrepreneurs and change-makers.

A video claiming the COVID-19 tally in the Philippines is manipulated by doctors… is FALSE. Read the full #FactCheck  on Rappler: