Philippines
Report
The Marawi crisis—urban conflict and information operations
Considering the centrality of ideology and information operations (IOs) in the future operating environment, the Marawi crisis offers an instructive case when preparing for the challenges of an evolving threat landscape. This report therefore examines both the capability aspects of kinetic hard power and the lessons from soft-power IOs, and how they intertwine in the...
Report
'They just kill': ongoing extrajudicial executions and other violations in the Phillipines' 'war on drugs'
Amnesty International is calling on the Philippine government to immediately revise its current anti-drug policies which disproportionately target the poor, hold all those responsible for extrajudicial executions to account, and develop and implement a human rights-compliant drug policy.
Report
The Philippine energy transition
Electricity prices in the Philippines are the highest in South East Asia and utilities rely excessively on imported coal and diesel. This report attributes the country’s lack of ability to attract large investments in renewables to purchase agreements that protect fossil fuel interests in imported coal and diesel.
Working paper
Dignity in displacement: case studies from Afghanistan, Colombia, the Philippines and South Sudan
This project, by the Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) at the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), looks at dignity in displacement and aims to explore how affected people conceptualise dignity and their perceptions of whether humanitarian action has upheld or undermined their dignity.
Report
The responsibility to prevent and respond to sexual and gender-based violence in disasters and crises
More must be done to protect women, men and children from sexual and gender-based violence after disasters, say the authors of this report.