“Pagkain nga, tipid na tipid na, paano pa makakabili ng mga gadget na kailangan para sa sistemang yan. Lumalabas na[…]
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Latest updates
Latest updates from Amihan on issues of peasant women rights, agrarian reform, food security and human rights.
Hold the Duterte government accountable for Michelle Silvertino’s death
“Michelle Silvertino’s case is an overlapping problem of absence of genuine rural development and the government’s sluggish pandemic response, especially[…]
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DepEd’s “distance” learning proposals, discriminatory vs. poor peasant families
Manila, Philippines – The Amihan National Federation of Peasant Women exclaimed that the Department of Education’s (DepEd) “distance” learning proposals,[…]
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“Terror bill” to further terrorize peasant women nationwide
“To the peasant women, the Duterte government, its armed forces and attack agents, are the state terrorists. Extrajudicial killings, bombings[…]
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Pagsusuri sa Rice Resiliency Project (RRP) ng Department of Agriculture
Pagsusuri sa Rice Resiliency Project (RRP) ng Department of Agriculture 1. Ang Rice Resiliency Project (RRP) ay bahagi ng Plant,[…]
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Relief drive for peasant families in Laurel, Batangas
The Katipunan ng mga Samahang Magbubukid sa Timog Katagalugan (KASAMA–TK) distributed relief packs to 60 peasant families affected by the[…]
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Duterte’s Balik Probinsya gives false hope to the urban poor – Amihan
The National Federation of Peasant Women (Amihan) slammed the Duterte government’s Balik Probinsya, Bagong Pag-asa Program saying that it offers[…]
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Peasant women hit Congress’ railroading of Anti-Terror Bill amid pandemic
The National Federation of Peasant Women (Amihan) slammed the House of Representatives for its attempt to railroad the Anti-Terrorism Bill of[…]
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Balik Probinsya: walang pag-asa kung walang lupa
Nitong Mayo 6, 2020, inilabas ni Duterte ang Executive Order No.114 o Balik Probinsya, Bagong Pag-asa Program na ang pangunahing[…]
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James Reid and the Struggle towards Food Security
As an agricultural country, it is ironic that we are the world’s number one importer of rice, our staple food.[…]
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