Category Archives: Strike Documentation

Runway Resistance: Youth Climate Advocates Hold a Fashion Show in the Streets to Commemorate the 51st Anniversary of the Martial Law

From the runway to the streets of Liwasang, Bonifacio, the calls of Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines (YACAP) are clear; true climate justice holds no tolerance towards a fascist government! This September 21, the recently concluded show titled “Fashion Against Fascism and Fossil Fuels. Empire of the Son: Drought and Deluge,” conducted a reprise as part of the mass mobilization commemorating the 51st anniversary of Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s declaration of Martial Law. 

IN PHOTOS: Filipino youth say #NoToReclamation!

The Philippines currently has over 180 proposed and ongoing reclamation projects in coastal areas. It cannot be stressed enough how dire these projects have impacted the Philippine environment; crises are piling up in front of us, and our coastal communities are at the frontlines of this issue. These communities are threatened by dredging, dump-and-fill projects,Continue reading “IN PHOTOS: Filipino youth say #NoToReclamation!”

Earth Day 2023: No to Reclamation! Pro-people adaptation now!

This April 22 for #EarthDay2023, youth from all over the Philippines say “No to reclamation! Pro-people adaptation now!” Amidst the ongoing climate crises, the government still opts for money-making projects that will only put the marginalized sectors at a great disadvantage The government should heed our calls for justice pertaining to the livelihood of theContinue reading “Earth Day 2023: No to Reclamation! Pro-people adaptation now!”

IN PHOTOS: Ipamana, Huwag Ipamina!

Filipino youth all over the country gather to spell out the call “Junk Philippine Mining Act of 1995! Ipamana Huwag Ipamina!” Today for the Global Climate Strike, YACAP and its member organizations and chapters staged multiple protest actions throughout the day calling to junk the 1995 Mining Act, as well as the shutting down ofContinue reading “IN PHOTOS: Ipamana, Huwag Ipamina!”