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[caly @yeuxdecy]

docu & photo journalism holds an impactful role. it will always stay relevant ‼️

[caly @yeuxdecy]

@obrikprv kyukyu tau next time

[mira #OpenEndings @v01sual]

sabi ng iba, baka 'di alam ni kara na may hospital waste kaya hindi siya nakamask.

alam niya 'yan. but when you're a docu journalist, kailangan mong lumubog sa karanasan ng komunidad na gusto mong samahan.

matapang, matalino. sobrang importante ng docu journ.

[caly @yeuxdecy]

huwaw balloons 🎈

[UPIS Media Center @upismediacenter]

MALIGAYANG BUWAN NG BAHAGHARI, UPIS! 🌈

#PrideMonth2026
#Bahaghari2026

Sulat nina: Athena De Los Reyes at Gerty Duque
Pubmat ni: Arianne Pablo

[ً @wtffrio]

Carbonara enjoyer

[caly @yeuxdecy]

graduated! ❤️🌻

[cyrill 🍀 @awkwardbutable]

happy pride month! let’s protect each other especially the queer kids 🫶🌈

[caly @yeuxdecy]

hapi pride month! 🫂🏳️‍🌈 u are loved and acknowledged 💗

[caly @yeuxdecy]

plot twist ng buhay q ay magla-la salle aq /hj

[caly @yeuxdecy]

🤍🏡

[UPIS Media Center @upismediacenter]

Muli, ito ang #MC2026. Nagpapaalam, at lubos na nagpapasalamat. 🌻

#MakeitCount

[caly @yeuxdecy]

i love this girlhood thing in my life i've been showered with so much love, something that i could never ask for more ( + MC community i love u)

[Thea Tan @imtheatan]

🚨THE COST OF IDEALISM: Justice for Alyssa Alano

The news of UP Diliman USC Councilor Alyssa Alano’s death in Negros Occidental is a gut punch to everyone who understands what it means to be an Iskolar ng Bayan.

To the DDS trolls, this is just another "NPA killed in an encounter."

But to those of us who know Palma Hall at UP Diliman, this is a tragedy of a voice silenced while trying to hear the voiceless.

We already know the script the DDS will run: “UP students are NPA, NPA coddlers, and NPA sympathizers.”

It’s a tired, dangerous generalization used to justify the loss of young lives.

Being an Iska means feeling a "deep sense of responsibility" to the people.

My PI 100 professor at UPD — who is now a member of the House Committee on Justice — constantly reminded us: never forget to fight for those who cannot fight for themselves.

But "the fight" isn't a single path; it’s a spectrum of service.

For some, it’s through critical publications, fearless writing, and media; for others, it’s the grind of lobbying in Congress.
Many choose to serve by providing pro-bono legal counsel or medical care to those the system has abandoned.

We all have different ways of answering that call, but the mission remains the same: to be the voice where there is only silence.

There are those who to the countrysides not to seek war, but to understand the hunger, the land disputes, and the neglect that the government often ignores.

While the government is slowly improving subsidies for farmers and fisherfolk, the reality in places like Toboso remains stark.

Alyssa was there for a community visit, as part of her mandate as an Education and Research Councilor.

Not all UP students want to oust the President or demand regime change. Most genuinely want to lend their voices to those who are never heard.

Which brings me to this question:

The Philippine Army claims a "legitimate encounter" that killed 19 individuals, including a notorious rebel leader.

But why can’t the government be precise?

If Alyssa was an "innocent civilian" or a researcher, as the UP University Student Council claims, how does a professional military force justify "indiscriminate strafing" that results in collateral damage?

168 families were displaced, and a student leader is dead.

In the quest to "neutralize" insurgents, the government must not become the very thing people should flee from.

Being an activist doesn't make you a target, and being a student doesn't make you a rebel.

If the military is as professional as they claim, there should be no "collateral damage" like Alyssa Alano.

You don't "save" a community by raining bullets on its researchers.

We don't need another martyr; we need a government that can tell the difference between a student with a notebook and a rebel with a rifle.

#JusticeForAlyssaAlano #IskolarNgBayan

[Inquirer @inquirerdotnet]

‘HUSTISYA PARA KAY ALYSSA’

LOOK: Tuesday Vargas, a UP alumna and artist, visited Palma Hall at UP Diliman to show solidarity and condemn alleged troll harassment and red-tagging tied to Alyssa Alano's case.

Vargas extended her condolences, saying, “Kami po ay nakikiramay sa kanyang mga kaanak at sa lahat ng mga nasawi sa Negros,” to emphasize her support.

Building on her message of solidarity, she paid tribute to Alyssa Alano, expressing gratitude for her service to various sectors, particularly rural farmers, while urging respect in public discourse. | 📸: Tuesday Vargas/Facebook via Reymond Salgan, https://t.co/E0yNJSWpUY trainee

READ RELATED STORY: https://t.co/NANgYitnqE

[zeph is mourning ౨ৎ @katseyegotmebad]

oh bini gagged me real bad like i’m just sitting here stunned 😭

[gwenjoy @sooyoungapuli]

“Pantropiko” the song that opened doors for BINI, turned them into a household name in the Philippines, and now… it’s echoing all the way to Coachella. from local stages to global ones. i’m just so proud. Literal na tumaas balahibo ko nung narinig ko yung intro 😭

[🐈🎸 (ia) @rockstarji_]

hearing p-ppop songs on coachella feels so surreal wow

[caly @yeuxdecy]

bilis ng panahon. pubbed na last artix q :>

[UPIS Media Center @upismediacenter]

FEATURE: Sa Likod ng Telon: Diwa ng Tanghalan sa Bayan | Thrizah Ramilo at Fate Florentino

Read more: https://t.co/tJl1GZ7Gi3

[caly @yeuxdecy]

WDYM d ko na sila makikitang kumpleto sa next con &:£;?!~*!?

[caly @yeuxdecy]

i'm actually upset rn what the fak