What are the chances of the revived communication against Chinese President Xi Jinping in the International Criminal Court?

In this episode, we take a look at the deluge of drug cases filed that overwhelmed already clogged dockets. We discuss the struggle of prosecutors to win these cases.

In this episode, take a deep dive into RA 10592 and how this law has had to adjust to wave the tide of a public opinion always bent against the criminal.

A human rights and IP rights lawyer finds out his name is on a government terrorist list. What happens?

From the death penalty's demise in Congress in 2017 to its resurrection now, the Duterte government and its allies still have no data to prove its deterrent effect

ABS-CBN is looking at shutdown for the next 2 years or the remainder of President Rodrigo Duterte's term – unless a people's initiative turns the tide. Joining this episode is PIRMA Kapamilya co-convenor Atty Eirene Jhone Aguila

In this episode, Rappler's justice reporter Lian Buan talks to UP Constitutional and Political Law Professor John Molo on why press freedom is legally protected from government interference.

The government trying to make systems work is a welcome thing, but is it sincere and is it moving fast enough? In this episode, we take a nuanced look at policy work.

Did you know that during the 2013 Supreme Court oral arguments, then solicitor general Francis Jardeleza categorically said cyber libel has a prescription period of only 1 year?

In this episode, Rappler's Lian Buan explains how the definitions in the 2020 anti-terror bill are broader, detention is longer, and how it has a 'killer' provision that equates dissent to terrorism.