Anti-corruption groups staged protest marches in Makati and Quezon City on Sunday, calling for accountability over the alleged multibillion-peso flood control scandal and urging the Senate to proceed with the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.
The rallies, led by the August Twenty-One Movement (ATOM), Tindig Pilipinas, and other civil society and church groups, drew thousands of participants advocating justice and an end to corruption.
Organizers said the movement is non-partisan and seeks to hold all officials implicated in corruption accountable, regardless of political affiliation.
They also expressed concern over the uncertain outcome of Duterte’s impeachment trial in the Senate.
Police reported that the demonstrations concluded peacefully without any untoward incidents.
Source: PhilNews24 | June 29, 2026
ANTI-CORRUPTION GROUPS RENEW CALL FOR ACCOUNTABILITY
Latest from News
The Philippines is planning to develop analog missions to prepare Filipinos for future human spaceflight opportunities.
The proposed 20-kilometer Sorsogon-Samar Transport Crossing (SSTC) received a boost after the Asian Development Bank (ADB)
The House of Representatives’ Congressional Policy and Budget Research Department (CPBRD) said restricting social media access
The Philippine Consulate General in Frankfurt confirmed a bus accident on the A96 in Bavaria involving
Commuters will face higher public transport fares starting September 28, with increases covering jeepneys, buses, airport