Greenpeace Philippines - Cebu Volunteers

08/07/2026

JUSTICE FOR BINALIW LANDFILL COLLAPSE VICTIMS!

Sa paggunita sa ika-6 na buwan ng landfill collapse sa Binaliw, Cebu, nagsagawa ng online forum ang IOHSAD at Justice for Prime Waste 39 Network upang palakasin ang panawagan para sa katarungan at isulong ang kagyat at pangmatagalang mga solusyon sa krisis sa basurang kinakaharap ng bansa.

Sama-samang nanawagan ang iba’t ibang organisasyon ng pagtigil sa pagtatayo ng mga bago't mapanganib na landfill at WTE project na nagdudulot ng kapahamakan sa kalusugan at kabuhayan ng mga manggagawa’t mamamayan.

Ipinanawagan din ang kagyat na pagsasabatas ng Magna Carta of Waste Workers sa Kongreso para sa proteksyon at kagalingan ng mga waste worker. Nagkaisa rin sa paggigiit na mas palakasin ang iba’t ibang zero-waste system bilang pamamaraan sa pagharap sa krisis sa basura.

Nag-alay rin ang IOHSAD ng misa sa Baclaran Church para ipanalangin ang bawat buhay ng manggagawang nawala sa trahedya at bigyang lakas ang kanilang mga pamilyang naiwan.

Narito ang mga pangalan ng 20 sa 39 na manggagawang namatay sa Binaliw landfill collapse:

* Jhea Jayme Librando
* James Andrino
* Rowena Randino
* John Paul Apilan
* Jane Haymor Tubod
* Armi Leah Labos
* Luz Parilla
* Gemma Apas
* Marissa Auman
* Remylan Pasay
* Marissa Carmelitos
* Susan Marikit
* Jonel Mabatid
* Kristian Ople
* Benjie Magale
* Arnel Comiso
* Walter Cantano
* Lloyd Quiatan Ople
* Juvic Apas
* Joseline Bucog

Kasabay ng pag-alala natin sa kanila ay ang panatang patuloy tayong magkakaisa’t kikilos para sa katarungan at pagtataguyod ng kalusugan, kaligtasan at karapatan ng mga waste worker sa buong bansa.

Katarungan para sa Prime Waste 39 Victims!
Waste to Energy, Tutulan, Labanan!
Ipasa ang Magna Carta of Waste Workers!
Criminalize OSH Standards Violations! House Bill 5221, Ipasa Na!

Lubos ang aming pasasalamat sa mga organisasyon at indibidwal na lumahok sa mga aktibidad ngayong araw na ito.
Code Green PH
KABATAAN PARTYLIST
Kalikasan
Ecowaste Coalition
Philippine National Waste Workers' Alliance
Samahan ng Maralita sa Upper Smokey Mountain
Greenpeace Philippines - Cebu

07/06/2026

ano na nga ba ang nangyayari sa kalikasan?

05/06/2026

There are many ways we can help protect our communities and planet NOW.

🌳 We can defend trees and green spaces, and speak out against projects that worsen heat, pollution, and flooding.

🧴We can choose reuse and refill, and support businesses that help reduce single-use plastics.

☀️ We can champion clean, renewable energy in our homes, schools, workplaces, and communities.

But individual actions alone are not enough. We must also push for the bigger changes needed to address the root causes of the climate crisis and hold big polluters accountable.

You can help make that happen. Whether you have two minutes to sign a petition, a few pesos to spare to fund the movement, or unique skills to offer as a volunteer—we need you.

Let’s make today count. Head over to our page to take action >> Link in comment

There are many ways we can help protect our communities and planet NOW.

🌳 We can defend trees and green spaces, and speak out against projects that worsen heat, pollution, and flooding.

🧴We can choose reuse and refill, and support businesses that help reduce single-use plastics.

☀️ We can champion clean, renewable energy in our homes, schools, workplaces, and communities.

But individual actions alone are not enough. We must also push for the bigger changes needed to address the root causes of the climate crisis and hold big polluters accountable.

You can help make that happen. Whether you have two minutes to sign a petition, a few pesos to spare to donate to the movement, or unique skills to offer as a volunteer—we need you.

Let’s make today count. Head over to our page to take action >> Link in comment

16/05/2026

Welcome to Southeast Asia 🌏, where the beaches are pristine 🏖, the food is delicious 🥭, the people are warm 👫… and the plastic pollution is brought to you by greedy billionaire corporations. 🤑

Our region should never be treated as a dumping ground for single-use plastics. ASEAN leaders must stop corporations from drowning our shared home in waste.

Cut plastic production. Hold polluters accountable. Protect Southeast Asia.

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12/05/2026

From Cebu to Rizal to Navotas, landfill tragedies are showing the human cost of a broken waste system. Communities are carrying the burden of plastic pollution, toxic emissions, unsafe disposal, and a crisis driven by plastic overproduction and fossil fuel dependence.

ASEAN leaders must not let this continue, not in the Philippines and not across Southeast Asia. Our SEAblings deserve a future where people are protected, polluters are held accountable, and solutions begin at the source: less plastic, less fossil fuel, and more support for just, people-centered solutions like reuse and refill.

11/05/2026

We note the release of the peaceful protesters detained during the opening of the ASEAN Summit last May 8, 2026. Their release, however, does not erase the fact that they still face charges, nor the urgent message they carried: our leaders must act now on the worsening waste crisis, plastic pollution, and continued dependence on fossil fuels.

As Greenpeace Philippines – Cebu volunteers, we stand in solidarity with the activists who peacefully protested to remind ASEAN leaders that every person has the constitutional right to fight for a balanced and healthful ecology.

Peaceful protest is not a threat. Environmental destruction is. The real issue remains: communities across the region continue to suffer from climate impacts, waste pollution, and corporate-driven fossil fuel expansion.

We call for the charges against the peaceful activists to be dropped. ASEAN leaders must move beyond statements and take concrete action to reduce plastic production, phase out fossil fuels, and uphold environmental justice for present and future generations.

10/05/2026

Across Southeast Asia, landfills and dumpsites are collapsing, burning, and poisoning communities.

These are not isolated tragedies. They are the cost of a broken system built on plastic overproduction, fossil fuel dependence, and corporate impunity.

When Greenpeace Southeast Asia activists peacefully called on ASEAN leaders to act, they faced charges.

The real culprits, however, are not peaceful activists or people demanding change. They are the billionaire corporations flooding our communities with single-use plastics and harming them with mounting waste, while people pay with their health, livelihoods, and lives.

End the plastic crisis. Hold polluters accountable. Drop the charges against our activists.

SHARE THIS POST AND AMPLIFY OUR MESSAGE FOR A GREEN AND JUST FUTURE!

09/05/2026

If speaking up for communities is treated as a crime, who is the law really protecting?

Four Greenpeace activists peacefully called for urgent action on the climate and plastic crises during the ASEAN Summit in Cebu. Now, they face criminal charges, while the corporations driving climate destruction and plastic pollution remain largely untouched.

Peaceful protest is not the threat. The real threat is the continued failure to protect communities from toxic pollution, climate disasters, and corporate harm. Greenpeace Southeast Asia calls on Philippine authorities to drop the charges and uphold the right to peaceful protest.

09/05/2026

"DAPAT KUMUHA MUNA KAYO NG PERMIT" -- sabi ng mga kritiko sa naganap na peaceful protest sa Cebu

Apat na Greenpeace activists ang dinetain ng kapulisan matapos magsagawa ng isang silent protest sa pagbubukas ng ASEAN Summit sa Cebu. Layon ng protesta na iparating sa atensyon ng mga pinuno ng ASEAN ang lumalalang isyu ng plastic pollution sa rehiyon, kasabay rin ang masamang epekto ng fossil fuel dependence tulad ng lumalalang climate crisis.

Samantala, hindi naman kinakailangang kumuha ng PERMIT ng malalaking kompanya para sirain ang kalikasan, lunurin tayo sa plastic pollution, at magdulot ng oil spills na nakaaapekto sa mga komunidad.

Imbes na patahimikin ang mga boses na nagsusulong ng pagprotekta sa kalikasan, mas dapat pagtuonan ng pansin ng pamahalaan ang paglutas sa ugat ng mga isyung kinakaharap ng taumbayan at panagutin ang mga kompanyang sumisira sa ating planeta.

END THE PLASTIC CRISIS

STOP FOSSIL FUEL DEPENDENCE

RELEASE OUR ACTIVISTS NOW
🌏✊

"DAPAT KUMUHA MUNA KAYO NG PERMIT" -- sabi ng mga kritiko sa naganap na peaceful protest sa Cebu

Apat na Greenpeace activists ang dinetain ng kapulisan matapos magsagawa ng isang silent protest sa pagbubukas ng ASEAN Summit sa Cebu. Layon ng protesta na iparating sa atensyon ng mga pinuno ng ASEAN ang lumalalang isyu ng plastic pollution sa rehiyon, kasabay rin ang masamang epekto ng fossil fuel dependence tulad ng lumalalang climate crisis.

Samantala, hindi naman kinakailangang kumuha ng PERMIT ng malalaking kompanya para sirain ang kalikasan, lunurin tayo sa plastic pollution, at magdulot ng oil spills na nakaaapekto sa mga komunidad.

Imbes na patahimikin ang mga boses na nagsusulong ng pagprotekta sa kalikasan, mas dapat pagtuonan ng pansin ng pamahalaan ang paglutas sa ugat ng mga isyung kinakaharap ng taumbayan at panagutin ang mga kompanyang sumisira sa ating planeta.

END THE PLASTIC CRISIS

STOP FOSSIL FUEL DEPENDENCE

RELEASE OUR ACTIVISTS NOW
🌏✊