By EFE-EPA • Jul 17, 2020
As cases of Covid-19 fall around Southeast Asia, the Philippines and Indonesia are two countries bucking the trend as they've continued to witness a surge in virus cases in recent weeks and days

By Agence France-Presse • Jul 06, 2020
Critics of a new anti-terrorism law in the Philippines called on the country's highest court on July 6 to suspend the legislation, arguing it threatens human rights and freedom of speech

By Wanpen Pajai • Jun 30, 2020
With Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte marking four years since his inauguration, we look at the legacy of among the world's most divisive leaders. How is the strongman at once so passionately loathed by his detractors and resoundingly loved by his supporters?

By Alex Cooper • Jun 19, 2020
Following the conviction of Rappler CEO Maria Ressa this week on cyber libel charges, Human Rights Watch has claimed the case is part of a growing trend of Rodrigo Duterte attempting to silence those reporting on his infamous drug war