Philippines

With less than 1 percent of the Philippines’ population fully vaccinated, some are turning to a so-called “miracle” COVID-19 drug called ivermectin. Despite caution from health experts, it still has its believers, including some Filipino Americans....

A big fight night this past weekend for a Filipino boxing champ. As Steve Angeles tells us, while Jerwin Ancajas successfully defended his belt, he’s hoping to help the Philippines achieve another accomplishment....Read More

Trump era immigration bans and the pandemic have slowed down visa processing at U.S. embassies worldwide, including in the Philippines. But immigration attorney and host of “Immigraton TV” on YouTube, Attorney Michael Gurfinkel, has some good...

The United States and the Philippines mark a milestone in their long-standing relationship as the allies celebrate 75 years of what a Washington, DC official called an unbreakable friendship. Don Tagala reports....Read More

An independent global commission ramps up pressure on the international community to act on alleged human rights abuses in the Philippines. Don Tagala tells us about a new scathing report on the Duterte administration that has...

Activists in New York are urging President Joe Biden to endorse a U.S. proposal seeking to stop aid for the Philippines until the Duterte government ends its alleged human rights abuses. Don Tagala has the full...

Filipino Americans rally in Los Angeles to demand justice for nine activists recently killed in police raids in the Philippines. Protesters say the attacks underscore the need for the passage of a U.S. proposal seeking to...

Activists are joining the call for the reintroduction and passage of the Philippine Human Rights Act, a bill that puts pressure on the Duterte administration to put an end to alleged human rights violations or face...

The Philippines is host to many festivals and to make sure that Filipinos around the world still get to experience them despite the pandemic, the Philippine government formed a program allowing them to do so from...

Some alumni of the only national university in the Philippines are speaking up about being red-tagged as members of a rebel group by the Philippine government. Don Tagala reports....Read More