15 July 2012

It is true that Jesus Dillo aka Raffy Nabre is answerable to the revolutionary movement on certain issues. However, settling this issue with Raffy Nabre is not the priority of the Revolutionary Peoples’ Army (RPA) and the Revolutionary Workers Party- Mindanao (RPMM) as there are more pressing issues within the organization that need to be addressed. If there’s any move that would be initiated by the revolutionary movement, it would be to talk to him. This is in keeping with the party’s long rejection of the old framework …

On the 17th of December 2011, Northeastern Mindanao had been hit by a never-expected disaster. Thousands were killed in a short a time, millions of pesos worth of properties were destroyed and several hundreds of people were missing.

(18 March 2012)
Last 18 March 1995, the Revolutionary Peoples’ Army (RPA) was formally founded through the agreement of all the members and the leadership of Peoples’ Communist Party (PCP), the Pre-Party formation after the split from the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP). During its plenum conducted to democratically discuss and change the name of its armed wing after the Regional Command’s decision to break from the Chain of Command from the New People’s Army (NPA). The name RPA was agreed upon because of the composition of the three …

By: Dum Dew
In November 2010, the Military Commission of the Revolutionary Woprkers’ Party – Mindanao, Revolutionary Peoples’ Army called for a Military Conference. This resulted to the election of National Operational Command and the adoption of its basic documents affirming its orientation and principles for the masses. As part of its continuous capacitation of its ranks and cadres, a military training was resolved to be launched thru the Politico-Militar Academy..
The Politico-Militar Academy (PMA)
The PMA is a military and political machinery of the Revolutionary Peoples’ Army tasked to capacitate …

Democratic freedoms are increasingly under attack in Sri Lanka. In a climate of intense chauvinism, critics of the government and its increasingly authoritarian and repressive policies are more and more threatened. Even journalists who have already been forced into exile are targets of threats and smear campaigns. Government members have personally called for violence against media personnel that have raised criticism of the Sri Lankan government or that have drawn attention to violations of Human Rights in the country.