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Rural Women’s Rise is the Rotten System’s Downfall
As floods in the Philippines wash away homes, agricultural land, and water sources, and force families into displacement, the social consequences of the climate crisis are exposed to their full extent. Most vulnerable to these consequences—both social and economic—are women. This International Rural Women’s Day, the Philippine Movement for Climate Justice (PMCJ) stands with women in rural areas as they fight on the frontlines of the battle against the climate crisis and the u

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Oct 143 min read
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PMCJ to World Bank: We can’t endure another coal-suffocating year; remediate harms you’ve caused to affected communities now!
Quezon City, Philippines — The Philippine Movement for Climate Justice (PMCJ), together with coal-affected communities, held a protest on Oct. 13, 2025 in front of the World Bank (WB) office in Taguig, in light of the WB and International Monetary Fund (IMF) Annual Meetings. On Oct. 13-17, 2025, the PMCJ will intervene at the WB-IMF Annual Meetings in Washington, DC to echo calls for remedies for communities affected by coal-fired power plants financed by the International F

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Oct 123 min read
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Communities urge Ayala Corp to withdraw from fossil gas project in Batangas City
Quezon City, Philippines — Communities from Barangays Pinamucan, Libjo, and Malitam in Batangas City, together with the Philippine...

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Oct 62 min read
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