Elections
PWDs, senior citizens and pregnant women cast their votes— in photos
The Commission on Elections has introduced measures to improve electoral access for vulnerable sectors, including early voting for persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism·May 12, 2025
Drug War
‘Crimes against humanity.’ The violence of Duterte’s drug war — in photos
Few photojournalists covered former President Rodrigo Duterte’s bloody campaign against illegal drugs as extensively as Vincent Go. In this photo essay, he collaborates with the…
By Vincent Go·March 12, 2025
Latest
Aquino Museum reopens in Tarlac to tell the story of Ninoy, Cory and PNoy — in photos
The Aquino Center and Museum is open to the public starting on Tuesday, Feb. 25.
By Gabriel Oliveros·February 25, 2025
Bangsamoro
All systems go for BARMM polls despite postponement calls — in photos
It’s all systems go for the first regular elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). The six-day filing of certificates of candidacy (CoCs) and…
By Guinevere Latoza·November 7, 2024
Bangsamoro
Satellite images show continued displacement in Marawi 7 years after the siege
Images obtained by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) show the disappearance of dense residential and commercial areas along the banks of Lake Lanao.
By Carmela Fonbuena·October 17, 2024
Human Rights
#SONA2024 protesters call for wage increase, slam Marcos-Duterte feud— in photos
Protesters were back on the streets on Monday, July 22, ahead of the third State of the Nation Address (SONA) of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. They braved heavy downpour to…
By Edwin Bacasmas For The Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism·July 22, 2024
CORRUPTION WATCH
Spotlight on investigative journalism in world’s biggest anti-corruption forum – in photos
The International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) held in Lithuania in June 2024 highlighted the role of investigative journalists as well as data scientists and civil society…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism·July 7, 2024
Events
PHOTO GALLERY: #IJPH2024 DAY 2
DAY 2 PLENARY SESSION | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM Breakout Session 3.1: Digital Innovation and Public Engagement Breakout…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism·May 12, 2024
Events
PHOTO GALLERY: #IJPH2024 Day 1
OPENING PROGRAM AND PLENARY SESSION 1: Innovating Investigative Journalism: Towards Collaboration and Public Engagement Photos by Cindy Aquino for PCIJ Breakout Session 1.1: Visual…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism·May 6, 2024
Courts, law and justice
‘We want the trial to start’: What happens now to ICC’s probe into Duterte’s drug war?
Human rights lawyer Kristina Conti, counsel of the families of drug war victims, said ICC’s decisions are hard to predict because its actions are highly compartmentalized. What is…
By Aie Balagtas See Photos By Raffy Lerma·March 28, 2024
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How Yolanda devastated lives and villages — in photos
We are publishing images from the PCIJ photo archives to remember one of the worst disasters to hit the Philippines. These decade-old photos were taken by then PCIJ multimedia…
By Julius D Mariveles·November 8, 2023
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Big, small, rich, and poor barangays wrap up campaigns — in photos
Photojournalist Edwin Bacasmas goes around Metro Manila on the last day of campaign for the Barangay and SK Elections.
By Edwin Bacasmas For The Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism·October 29, 2023
Courts, law and justice
Son waits for mom to leave jail — in photos
Kim Ujano, son of human rights defender Ma. Salome “Sally” Ujano, watched police officers in plain clothes arrested her mother on November 14, 2021. The arrest was based on a…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism·November 14, 2022
