New report shows Southeast Asian parliamentarians remain at risk despite democratic trappings
In many countries in Southeast Asia – most notably in Myanmar but also elsewhere – parliamentarians and ex-parliamentarians continue to…
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Parliamentarians at Risk 2023 Report Launch
APHR organized the 2023 Parliamentarians at Risk Report hybrid launch in Manila, the Philippines to highlight the threats and harassment…
Governance Reform and Public Service Provision: Institutional Resilience and State-Society Synergy
This brief review of institutionally resilient participatory oversight reforms in four countries spotlights how hybrid, collaborative governance can work in…
San Mateo mobilizes communities and sectors towards sustainable and inclusive transportation
On 23-24 November 2023, the Municipality of San Mateo, led by Mayor Bartolome “Omie” N. Rivera, Jr., organized a workshop…
Women’s observatory against disinformation and fake news
The Observatory develops evidence-based education programs and internal and external policy recommendations on preventive and mitigation measures against harmful content…
Repairing the Harms of the Drug War
Recognizing June 26—the Support Don’t Punish Global Day of Action—panelists from the U.S., Brazil, and the Philippines explore the consequences…
DemWorks: A Conversation with TIME Person of the Year Maria Ressa
For more than 35 years, NDI has worked to support democracy and human dignity in every corner of the globe.…
Electoral System Reform and Design
This document examines a series of Learning Sessions on constitutional change and federalism held in the Philippines in 2018 and…
What are the linkages between #socialmovements and political parties in the Philippines?
Follow today’s study launch #event for a discussion with Dr Julio Teehankee
What is the relationship between CSOs and political parties in the Philippines?
Find out in ENoP’s recent #study on the topic, with insights from our Philippines country expert Carmel V. Abao.