Bandilang Itim's blog

A joint statement from several anarchist collectives in the Philippines on the recent anti-terrorism law passed in the Philippine congress.

An introduction to advertising and propaganda for anarchists

This incompetency in handling the pandemic has been too obvious. And weeks before the quarantine ends, the so called Anti-Terrorism Bill was approved in the Senate quite very timely. The Bill has been criticized for its vague definitions of what “terrorism” is. Critics called it the “Terror Bill” as it threatens to violate basic human and constitutional rights.

We adopt this statement from the NUJP but preface this by saying we do not oppose the Terror Bill due to its constitutionality, for even if it were constitutional we would oppose it.

A guide on recruitment and vetting for your own affinity groups.

An anarchist analysis on the Anti-Terror Act being discussed in the Philippine congress.

An article in Filipino written during the height of the Occupy movement arguing for social revolution.

An article written during the height of the Occupy movement arguing for social revolution.

An article on the power of institutions for control and domination with a note on the state.

A social ecological commentary on the concept of “Survival of the Fittest.”

A social ecological article written in Filipino.

An encyclopedic entry on anarchism in the Philippines

Some thought from Andrea Castro on anarchism, “authoritarian leftism,” and disability justice.
“Who is liberation for if only the fittest make it to the finish line?”

A solidarity statement from Safehouse Infoshop and the Local Autonomous Network on the ongoing anti-anarchist repression in Indonesia.

A statement from the Bandilang Itim collective on the expiration of the ABS-CBN franchise.

An article dealing with survival of the fittest as mutual aid.

An anarchist perspective on the current situation of state repression of journalists in the Philippines.

A libertarian and post-situationist manifesto for our current times.

An anarchist review of Mao's (in)famous Combat Liberalism and what could of it could be use to the libertarian tradition.

A message from the diaspora to those in the Philippines