Impeachment is never a simple accountability mechanism. It is a destabilizing political event.

Public officials occupy positions of power and trust; their actions affect the collective. Public scrutiny comes with the job.

Copying foreign legislation becomes a very poor substitute for confronting difficult domestic problems.

If many Filipinos believe political dynasties are truly harmful, why do they keep electing dynastic candidates?

For some politicians, the impeachment process is a free stage to go strutting on their high horse.

Simply put, lawmakers are solely responsible for getting these necessary reforms done.

For as long as political dynasties control both legislative power and private enterprises, the nation will remain trapped in a cycle of corruption and catastrophe.

A lawyer and constitutionalist says it's high time for a new set of leaders.

A lawyer and academic argues that the Supreme Court displayed both judicial supremacy and judicial arrogance in its decision to void the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte.

With the Senate voting to return VP Sara Duterte's impeachment case back to the House, a constitutionalist argues that what's at stake in the process is not just the political survival of a controversial political figure, but the vitality and credibility of the constitutional system we claim to uphold.