FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 21, 2026 Soaring oil prices hit Indigenous and Moro Communities amid ascalating US wars of aggression Quezon City — Indigenous Peoples, Moro, and rights groups conducted a snake protest at Litex Market in Quezon City on Tuesday as part of the Protestang Bayan, condemning the continued surge in oil prices driven by the escalating war of the imperialist United States against Iran and warning that the crisis is worsening the burden on already marginal

PRESS RELEASE April 16, 2026 QUEZON CITY — Indigenous Peoples, Moro, and human rights groups gathered today at the University of the Philippines Diliman for the Sabukan On! forum, intensifying calls for the immediate release of political prisoners, specifically Indigenous Peoples, Moro, and rights advocates who continue to face unjust detention under fabricated charges. Sabukan On! is a Manobo term which means “Palayain, Ngayon Na!”, reflecting the urgency of the campaign’s d

“Under the administration of Ferdinand Marcos Jr., rivers in Indigenous territories are increasingly being assigned price tags and commodified for profit. Our rivers are being opened to corporate exploitation.” (Read: https://www.katribu.net/post/defend-our-rivers-stop-corporate-plunder-in-the-name-of-renewable-energy ) Indigenous Peoples across the Philippines are under assault from so-called “development” projects imposed on our lands, rivers, and communities. It is not jus

Katribu condemns the arrest of two longtime women development workers, Josephine Parra Porquia and Ma. Luisa Tagamolila, on April 2 during Holy Thursday in Iloilo City. Their arrest is yet another blatant act of political persecution against activists and development workers who have long dedicated their lives to serving the oppressed and marginalized sectors of society. Josephine Porquia has long stood with Filipino migrants and their families, having witnessed firsthand the