"I was pretty clear about the reasons why this was done to me—they wanted me to be silenced, they wanted to break my spirit because I was fighting for the rights of others—but there’s still more of me.”
Leila de Lima is just getting used to being in the public eye. It's been one month since she's come out of an almost seven-year detention in Camp Crame. It's a little disorienting, she says to a private ...
The ex-senator is as close to freedom as she's ever been.
Embattled former Senator Leila De Lima has been allowed to post bail in her final remaining drug case, her lawyer Boni Tacardon said on Monday (November 13).Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 206 granted De Lima's motion for reconsideration on ...
It's been six years since her detention. Two acquittals later, the former lawmaker and Duterte critic is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. Here's what needs to happen first for her to finally walk free.
Former senator Leila de Lima and her allies welcomed her latest acquittal on Friday, May 12, by Muntinlupa City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 204. The development absolves her of one of her final remaining drug charges after the retraction of former ...
A regional Muntinlupa City court issued an arrest warrant today for Senator Leila de Lima. The order comes "after a careful evaluation of the... information and all the evidence presented during the preliminary investigation conducted in this case by the Department of ...
Senator De Lima gives the President a zero-star review.
PNP Chief Ronald Dela Rosa might as well go ahead and list Camp Crame's Custodial Center on Airbnb the way he raved about the facility to Senator Leila de Lima. The police chief is excitedly "offering" a "very, very safe" stay ...
The former chair of the Commission on Human Rights and the former Secretary of Justice has had a tumultuous start to her career as a neophyte Senator.
Senator Leila de Lima has just been named one of Foreign Policy magazine's 100 Global Thinkers for 2016. We thought it fitting to include this piece-published in our December 2016 issue as part of our Naughty or Nice series-here ...
No matter what side of the political fence you may sit on, you have to recognize misogyny for what it is.
This isn't about Senator de Lima. As today's social media campaign reminds us, it's about #EveryWoman, and we would all do very well to listen, and to listen with respect.It hasn't been a good week for the ...
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