KATRIBU is the progressive party of the indigenous peoples of the Philippines. In the coming May 2010 elections, KATRIBU is making a bid to represent indigenous peoples as a partylist in Congress. Besides fighting for the rights of indigenous peoples, KATRIBU upholds the rights of the Moro peoples, and all impoverished and oppressed people in Philippine society. Read more >>
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Cordillera Day in Baguio City

KATRIBU Partylist, duly accredited by the Commission on Elections (Comelec), is participating in the May 10 elections specifically in the partylist system. KATRIBU aims to bring representatives to Congress that will uphold and protect the rights and welfare of indigenous peoples.
* KATRIBU Agenda
* Nominees of KATRIBU

KATRIBU Partylist is a member of Makabayang Koalisyon ng Mamamayan (Makabayan), a political coalition presently comprised of eight Philippine progressive parties.

Katutubo nanawagan ng hustisya para kay Doc Ortega!

Tue, 01/24/2012 - 14:34 - katribu manila |  | 

Enero 24, 2012, isang taon na ng pagkapatay kay Doc Gerry Ortega. Kasamang nananawagan ang mga katutubo sa ilalim ng KATRIBU partylist ng Hustisya para kay Doc Ortega at sa iba pang Biktima ng Pampulitikang Pamamaslang.

Ayon kay Bb. Kakay Tolentino, dumagat na tagapagsalita ng KATRIBU Partylist, “ Ang kawalan ng malinaw na hustisya para kay Doc Ortega ay isang anyo ng muling pagpatay sa kanyang alaala at dagdag pasakit sa kanyang mga kapamilya at kaibigan. Read more »

Immediately arrest Palparan et. al. - KATRIBU

Fri, 12/23/2011 - 13:58 - katribu manila |  | 

The arrest order for Gen. Jovito Palparan is a long delayed action of government. He should be arrested and detained with dispatch. The PNP manhunt should continue despite his surrender feelers and the surrender of his cohorts. The government should not also give him any special treatment and privilege.

Like his former boss – Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo – they should spend Christmas in jail and serve the full extent of the penalty attached to the grave crimes they have committed. His arrest, detention and speedily brought to justice is a small gift that PNoy can give to his victims this Yuletide. Read more »

Injustice to the indigenous people continues

Sun, 12/11/2011 - 10:48 - katribu manila |  | 

The indigenous people have nothing to celebrate in today's commemoration of the 63rd anniversary of the International Human Rights Day. We have all the reasons to be in rage with the current administration. More than one year of President Aquino's presidency, there is no significant change in the condition of the indigenous people's human rights. The climate of impunity that reigned during the Arroyo administration continues. Read more »

IP challenge Sec Ochoa: Implement indigenous people agenda- KATRIBU

Fri, 12/02/2011 - 11:37 - katribu manila |  | 

KATRIBU Partylist, an indigenous peoples (IP) sectoral party challenged the new Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa as oversight cabinet secretary of the National Commission on Indigenous People (NCIP), to sincerely uphold IPs rights.More specifically, he can expedite the implementation of the Indigenous People Agenda, crafted by the different IP organizations and submitted to Malacanang last August 2010. Read more »

IP condemns brutal killing of Italian priest

Tue, 10/18/2011 - 15:44 - katribu manila |  | 

Indigenous people condemns in the highest form the brutal killing of Father Fausto Tentorio, an Italian priest. This heinous crime is clear cut assault on the human rights not only the priests who genuinely serve the masses but also of the indigenous people.

Fr. Tentorio also known as Fr. Pops is not only a simple priest who performs his vocation to serve God. He is also staunch advocate of the indigenous people rights. Since 1985, Fr. Tentorio has been helping the indigenous Lumad through various programs in education, livelihood and agriculture. He also actively campaigns for depending the nation patrimony against foreign plunderer despite him coming from a foreign land. In gratitude to his advocacy in promoting IP human rights, Lumad in North Cotabato have protected Fr. Pops when the members of the paramilitary group once tried to abduct him. Read more »

Mindanao IPs mourn death of "Fr. Pops", missionary to the Lumads Hold Aquino accountable

Mon, 10/17/2011 - 15:44 - katribu manila |  | 

It is a great tragedy and irony that during the indigenous peoples month of October, a great advocate of the Lumads has been ruthlessly shot and killed.

Fr. Fausto Tentorio, PIME, Italian priest and missionary to the lumad tribes of Arakan Valley, died of multiple gunshot wounds this morning, October 17, as he was preparing to go to a clergy meeting in Kidapawan City. Initial reports of his death said the assailant is a helmet-wearing, motorcycle-riding gunman, typical of the military death squads that tainted the Arroyo regime. Read more »

Indigenous organization under constant harassment and threats,calls for the pulling out of a palm oil plantation project in their community

Mon, 09/26/2011 - 12:50 - katribu manila |  | 

Misamis Oriental- A indigenous community organization is under threat for resisting land grabbing carried out by a giant palm oil company, A. Brown, in Opol, Misamis Oriental, Philippines.

The organization, Pangalasag (literally means 'indigenous shield'), is objecting the entry of A. Brown Company which will replace their farms, planted with banana, coconut and other crops, with palm oil. The farmers, who are from Higaonon tribe of the Mindanao Lumads (indigenous peoples), demand for the withdrawal of the project which did not even secure their Free, Prior and Informed Consent. Read more »

KATRIBU Partylist National Headquarters
Room 302, UCCP Building, 877 EDSA, West Triangle, Quezon City, Philippines
Telefax No: (+63 2) 412-5340; (+63 2) 486-4099

KATRIBU Partylist Cordillera Region
2nd Floor, #55 Ferguson Road, Baguio City, Philippines
Tel. No. (+63 74) 300-4239
Fax No. (+63 74) 443-7159

KATRIBU Partylist Mindanao
13 Francisco St., Juna Subd., Matina, Davao City, Philippines
Tel. No. (+63 82) 299-4964