Natashya Gutierrez
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Past articles by Natashya:
We Spoke to the Afghan Family Who Lost 10 Members to a Botched US Drone Strike
Most of the victims were children. → Read More
‘They Left Us’: As Withdrawal Nears, Afghans Who Helped the US Feel Betrayed
As U.S. troops pack up, many American allies trapped in Afghanistan are losing any hope of escaping and questioning why they’ve been left behind. → Read More
Afghan Woman Tells Us What It Was Like Leaving Her House for the First Time
“No one was out, everyone was nervous, and all discussions were about the future and the Taliban.” → Read More
Philippines’ First Olympic Gold Isn't Just a Sporting Victory. It Represents Much More.
Weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz’s historic win is an even bigger deal for a country reeling from a pandemic and suffering from deep political divisiveness. → Read More
To See How Well a Country Handled COVID, Look at Its Airports
After flying 22,906 miles, I found that airports represent much more than borders and entry points—they’re microcosms of a government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
We Spoke to the Women the Taliban Assaulted for Protesting
Videos show protesting Afghan women before they were violently stopped by the Taliban, using their guns and tear gas. → Read More
Female Circumcision Still Happens in Singapore
Female genital mutilation among Muslim women in Singapore is so secretive, sometimes not even the circumcised women themselves know about it. → Read More
Land Defenders Are Killed in the Philippines for Protesting Canadian Mining
Not only do Canadian mines in the Philippines degrade the environment and displace Indigenous communities, activists say, eco-defenders are targeted by the Philippine government for protesting them. A VICE World News investigation. → Read More
Did Cambridge Analytica use Filipinos' Facebook data to help Duterte win?
Facebook says data of over 1.1 million Filipinos was improperly shared with Cambridge Analytica → Read More
LGBTQ activists: We are tolerated but not accepted in the Philippines
The LGBTQ community says there is a lack of protections for them in schools and workplaces, and stereotypes against them persist → Read More
The role of social media in women empowerment
Social media has swiftly, and widely spread feminism ideologies. Hashtags and online campaigns have given women around the world a voice. Social media has shed light on women’s issues not covered by mainstream media. → Read More
The role of social media in women empowerment
Social media has swiftly, and widely spread feminism ideologies. Hashtags and online campaigns have given women around the world a voice. Social media has shed light on women’s issues not covered by mainstream media. → Read More
Swimmer with no legs guns for gold
Born with no legs, Jomar Maalam becomes the first amputee swimmer from Western Mindanao to compete in Palarong Pambansa → Read More
Secret service: Underground doctors induce safe abortions
Conclusion: A group of medical doctors in the Philippines risk careers to help women, in the belief that it is their duty to ensure the mental and physical well-being of their patients → Read More
Filipinas buy, sell, rate abortions in online forum
In the Philippines, abortion is illegal and deeply stigmatized, leaving desperate women with no choice but to seek unsafe options online → Read More
How backstreet abortionists terminate 7-month pregnancies
Part 2: The methods used by backstreet abortionists in the Philippines are barbaric, as told by women who experienced it themselves → Read More
Napoles kin own P400M US properties
EXCLUSIVE: Properties in California worth up to P415-M listed under Napoles companies are purchased between 2006-2007, about 3 years from the time the pork barrel scheme started → Read More
Should parents force their children to join their family business?
Children of business tycoons say it is important to give sons and daughters enough space to make their own decisions → Read More
Did DFA do enough in rape scandal?
After the son of a Philippine diplomat is raped, the family finds insufficient support from the Department of Foreign Affairs despite persistent pleas for help → Read More
Duterte attacks US, praises China in Indonesia
(3rd UPDATE) Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte also says he does not 'give a shit' about what the international community thinks of him → Read More