Beyond the Maxim: Is “Ang Kabataan ang Pag-asa ng Bayan” a Prophecy or a Present Reality?
By Joanne B. Benitez Dr. Jose Rizal once said, ‘Ang Kabataan ang Pag-asa ng Bayan’ (The Youth are the Hope of the Nation). But are they merely a glimmer of…
More Than Just Coverage: The Responsibility of the Law Student Photographer
Photo & Article by Marco Angelo B. Mercado | The Red Chronicles When people think of student photographers, they often picture someone standing behind a camera at school events —…
Ang OA, Sorry Kung Natapakan Ko Pagka-Law Student Ninyo
Here is the truth they do not tell you during orientation: the law is hard, but people do not have to be. The pressure of this profession is real. Burnout,…
Propaganda I’m not falling for: Literacy Crisis steaming from Poverty
By Iris Angela S. Lat | The Red ChroniclesPhoto Courtesy | Reuters Behind the realm of expensive coffee shops and co-working spaces are the non-existent public libraries mandated under R.A.…
Justice for the Few? Is the Law Still for the People?
By Joanne B. Benitez | The Red ChroniclesLayout by Jed Paul O. Naval | The Red Chronicles In a democratic society founded on the principle of equality before the law,…
Fuérteng Marháy!: On the Illusion of Local Democracy
By Angel Rose V. Cinco | The Red ChroniclesPhoto Courtesy | Rappler An exposé on political dynasties and the cycle of “walang mapagpilian” in local elections We are taught to…
OPINION | Apathy Nailed Us Down
By Marc Juris J. Le Compte | The Red ChroniclesLayout by Jed Paul O. Naval | The Red Chronicles The 1987 Constitution declares the Philippines a democratic and republican state,…
OPINION | Why Should Filipinos Give a Damn about the MAGA Movement
By French Vivienne T. Templonuevo (Editor-in-Chief Emeritus) | The Red ChroniclesPhoto Courtesy: Nic Antaya | Getty Images It is no stranger to the global scene as to how the “orange”…