News stories by Kara Santos*
Campus Radio Turns Grassroots Voice
- Inter Press Service

Since it first hit the airwaves more than 50 years ago, the University of the Philippines (UP)'s campus radio has evolved into a community broadcaster, serving as the voice of the people.
PHILIPPINES: LGBT Radio Switches to Podcasting
- Inter Press Service

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues have generally been ignored in the Philippines, or worse, negatively portrayed to spice up mainstream media programmes.
PHILIPPINES: Despite Ad Ban, Tobacco Industry Seduces Customers
- Inter Press Service

Adventure motorcycle tours, and driving and racing events organised by tobacco firms. Canopies bearing cigarette brands in popular restaurants. Tobacco brands appearing beside the signages of convenience stores, whether along the Philippine capital’s urban alleys or provincial roads.
PHILIPPINES: Street Kids Learn to Save in Times of Crisis
- Inter Press Service

Since he dropped out of elementary school, 17-year old Cenen, has been making a living for himself driving a borrowed motorised sidecar in the crowded streets of Binondo, a bustling business district in Manila, capital of the Philippines.

