Malaya Movement

After Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte pardoned U.S. Marine Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton, who was convicted of killing transgender Filipina Jennifer Laude in 2014, members of the Malaya Movement condemned Duterte’s move during a virtual global...

Over a dozen cars and about a hundred people flooded Sutter Street in downtown San Francisco as they gathered in front of the Philippine Consulate—part of a global day of action put together by Malaya Movement...

Dozens of protesters, led by the Malaya Movement, took to the streets Sunday in New York City to denounce President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration and demand his ouster on the day he delivered his fifth State of...

NEW YORK — For these Fil-Am activists, the recent passage of the Philippine Anti-Terror Law truly killed democracy in their homeland. Members of the Malaya Movement who gathered at the Philippine Consulate in New York said...

As Filipino activists protest the anti-terror bill in the Philippines, their Filipino American counterparts are doing the same in the U.S. During a recent Zoom meeting — community organizers based in the San Francisco Bay Area...

The Trump administration, back in April, notified the U.S. Congress of two possible foreign military arms sale to the Philippines: a $1.5 billion deal for 6 apache attack helicopters, and another $450 million for viper attack...

NEW YORK — “They can try all they want to silence dissent, but we will rise and remain committed to fighting for justice.” When freedom and democracy are under attack in the Philippines, Filipino human rights...

NEW YORK — “Tama na, sobra na, people power na! Tama na, sobra na, oust Duterte na!” The coronavirus pandemic did not stop members of the Malaya Movement from holding a virtual protest against the Duterte...

NEW YORK — Dozens of Filipino activists and their allies gathered at the Philippine consulate in New York recently to condemn the recent spate of mass raids and arrests of their counterparts in the Philippines. They said...

SAN FRANCISCO — Chinese-American Brandon Lee is back on U.S. soil, nearly three months after an alleged attempted assassination in the Ifugao province. Lee’s family and friends suspect he had been targeted by the Duterte administration...