Tag: Highline

From the flawed immigration system to our passport’s minuscule power, it is no secret that Filipinos face difficulties in applying for any type of visa.

While natural disasters wreak havoc across the nation, farmers are left to fend for themselves, to salvage their homes and livelihood.

Nothing is more dangerous to familial connections than contrasting political stances. Here, we shed light on what it’s like to live under a roof where you are the minority opinion.

True crime is often shrouded by the dark air of mystery—but where there is mystery, there are those who aim to expose the truth, whether through podcasts or journalistic reporting.

Corporate giants greedily reclaim land and sea to build mega infrastructures, causing the fisherfolks’ loss of livelihood and homes.

Despite the multitude of languages in the country, our legislation and the judicial system have yet to adapt to our native tongues.

Progressive literature has the power to overturn outdated and oppressive structures, giving writers the power to decide the future that’s best for them.

Many freelance artists are unsatisfied with the lack of government support, and are asking for secured benefits and welfare protection.

As the pandemic restricts large gatherings from happening, many couples resort to videotelephony to share their special day with loved ones.