PHOTOGRAPHS AND TEXT BY
PCIJ-PCP FELLOWS

 

 

Twelve photojournalists. Twelve photo essays. Human rights stories as told through the lens of a camera.

 

This online exhibit is produced under the Capturing Human Rights fellowship program organized by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) and the Photojournalists' Center of the Philippines (PCP). 

 

In loving memory

by Lauren Alimondo

Pinagtatagpi-tagpi: Mother, daughter struggle
between making a living and modular learning

by Gerimara Manuel

Terminal: The constant agony of commuting
amid the pandemic

by Larry Monserate Piojo

Filipinos face the mental toll of the
Covid-19 pandemic

by Orange Omengan

Duterte's Drug War: Lies and Death Certificates

by Dada Grifon

Amid the pandemic, women bear the burden
of invisible work

by Bernice Beltran

Enduring the current

by Bernadette Uy

Hinubog ng panata: The vanishing
spiritual traditions of Aetas of
Capas, Tarlac

by Pau Villanueva

Paradise lost: Decades-old urban garden sinks into a river

by Sharlene Festin

HIV positive mother struggles
through the Covid-19 Pandemic

by Ria Torrente

Mike

Mission in peril: 'Red-tagging' the religious sector in
the Philippines

by Mark Saludes

John

From sea to shelf: What happens before a can of sardines
is sealed

by EC Toledo

 

 

 

 

 

FELLOWS

Larry Monserate Piojo – "Terminal: The constant agony of commuting amid the pandemic"

Orange Omengan – "Filipinos face the mental toll of the COVID-19 pandemic"

Lauren Alimondo – "In loving memory"

Gerimara Manuel – "Pinagtatagpi-tagpi: Mother, daughter struggle between making a living and modular learning"

Pau Villanueva – "Hinubog ng panata: The vanishing spiritual traditions of the Aetas of Capas, Tarlac"

Bernice Beltran – "Women's 'invisible work'"

Dada Grifon – "From the cause"

Bernadette Uy – "Enduring the current"

Mark Saludes – "Mission in peril"

EC Toledo – "From sea to shelf: The story before a can is sealed"

Ria Torrente – "HIV positive mother struggles through the Covid-19 pandemic"

Sharlene Festin – "Paradise lost"