KATRIBU condemns the harassment and intimidation against Dumagat political detainee Mario Juan, who is currently detained at the Aurora Provincial Jail. Mario Juan is a senior citizen and a Dumagat Alta of Maria Aurora, Aurora. The harassment was carried out by elements of the 91st Infantry Battalion (IB), accompanied by so-called “rebel returnees” pressuring him into revealing alleged firearms supposedly hidden in Brgy. Malakawayan, Dingalan, Aurora. He was also coerced into

KASALUKUYAN | Kasama ang sektor ng Katutubo sa isinasagawang kilos-protesta sa harapan ng Senado upang ipanawagan ang pagpapanagot kay Bise-Presidente Sara Duterte. Sigaw ng taumbayan: #SaraPanagutin! #BatoArestuhin! #MarcosSingilin! Ang malawak na hanay ng mamamayang Pilipino ay nilulugmok ng lipunang malakolonyal at malapyudal sa matinding kahirapan, kagutuman, at kaliwa't kanang paglabag sa karapatang pantao. Ang mga lupang ninuno ay patuloy na dinadambong para sa tubo at

KATRIBU Kalipunan ng Katutubong Mamamayan ng Pilipinas stands in unwavering solidarity with the Maranao people and the entire Bangsamoro as we mark the 9th anniversary of the 2017 Marawi siege—a devastating assault that displaced hundreds of thousands, destroyed homes and communities, and left deep wounds that remain unhealed nearly a decade later. Under the pretext of “counterterrorism,” the Duterte administration responded to the siege with relentless aerial bombardment, ar

KATRIBU condemns the decision of the Abra de Ilog Municipal Trial Court (MTC) which, on April 8, convicted nine Mangyan-Iraya residents of Sitio Malatabako on charges of “Other Forms of Trespass” filed by Pieceland Corporation. While they were acquitted of the charges of “occupation of real property” and “malicious mischief,” these cases should never have been filed in the first place against Indigenous Peoples defending their ancestral land against encroachment. The court ru

KATRIBU, the national alliance of Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines, stands with the people of Bolivia in their massive protests and nationwide mobilizations calling for the resignation of Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz. Among those at the forefront of the protests are Indigenous Peoples and communities, including members of the Ponchos Rojos movement, together with peasant organizations, miners, and workers who have marched to La Paz to denounce the worsening economic cr