ALPAS Pilipinas

22/10/2026

21/10/2026

⁨🧐🧐🧐 What the pax is PAX SILICA?

“Pax” means “peace” in Latin, and “Silica” refers to the raw material extracted to manufacture the chips that power AI surveillance and automated warfare. It is the latest US imperialist project: a forced alliance aimed at militarizing semiconductor supply chains against China and trapping countries in the Global South in permanent dependence. 23 countries have signed on including Israel, Germany, and the EU.

📍Join us on November 6 for an educational discussion at 18.00 at Vierte Welt* (hybrid in person and online)
🔗Register online here: https://forms.gle/619wrt3vYmgXWbJu8

Together, we will discuss the agreement, what it means on the ground for countries like the Philippines, and how to strengthen our fight against US imperialism and Germany’s complicity!

Why does the United States need other countries to manufacture these chips? What are the allied countries committing to? And what impact will this alliance have on our communities? Who profits when we extract minerals, and who is exploited when that is turned into profit worth billions of dollars?

The Philippine government has joined this alliance, but we can still do something to stop the colonial and extractive project that will displace, militarize, and destroy local communities. Learn more about this, how the people are fighting back, and what we can do to support the fight! See you there!

*Vierte Welt can be hard to find. If it’s your first time there, please message .germany for directions.⁩

16/10/2026

21/09/2026

Today marks the 54th Anniversary of the Declaration of Martial Law by the former dictator of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos Sr. We will never forget the thousands of Filipinos who were arrested, tortured, disappeared, and murdered, as well as the billions of pesos that were stolen from public funds, under the corrupt and fascist Marcos Sr. regime.

Many decades later, the Filipino people are suffering under yet another Marcos regime led by the son of the former dictator, Ferdinand (Bongbong) Marcos Jr. Marcos Jr. has followed in his father’s footsteps, engaging in rampant corruption, selling off Philippine sovereignty, and brutally attacking all forms of dissent.

Today and in the recent and coming days, to mark the anniversary of martial law, the Filipino people are flooding the streets, both in the Philippines and in countries all over the world. Yesterday, BAYAN Germany, ALPAS Pilipinas, Gabriela Germany, Migrante Hamburg, and Anakbayan Alemanya joined Filipinos from across Europe for a protest action in Rome, Italy. We stood united to denounce the current Marcos Jr. regime, to demand genuine democracy and national sovereignty for our homeland, and to remind Marcos Jr. that it is THE PEOPLE who hold the real power.

NEVER AGAIN TO MARTIAL LAW!
LAHAT NG SANGKOT, DAPAT MANAGOT!
THE PHILIPPINES IS NOT FOR SALE!
NO TO PAX SILICA!
ANG TAO, ANG BAYAN, NGAYON AY LUMALABAN!

03/08/2026

Annemarie reflects on growing up with a mother who worked long hours in Germany, noting the emotional toll of forced migration and her commitment to honoring her mother’s sacrifices through activism

03/08/2026

📣 KITA KITS, KABABAYAN! 📣

Migrante Hamburg proudly invites you to our 1st Migrante Hamburg Assembly, isang araw ng pagkakaisa, pakikipagkapwa, at bayanihan para sa mga Pilipinong migrante dito sa Hamburg at kung saan man.

Whether you work in cleaning, care, hospitality, the maritime industry, construction, o anumang larangan, ikaw ang dahilan kung bakit tayo nagkakaisa. 💪🇵🇭

🗓️ Sabado, 29 Agosto 2026
⏰ 11:00 – 16:00
📍 Seaman's Hotel Altona — Große Elbstraße 132, 22767 Altona

Asahan ang: orientation, keynote mula sa Migrante Europe, open forum, cultural sharing, at pagkakaisa sa hapunan. 🍽️ Libre at bukas sa lahat, dalhin ang pamilya at mga kaibigan!

✨ Pakikipagkapwa ay paigtingin. Bayanihan ay palawakin.*

📝 Para makatiyak ng upuan at pagkain, mag-confirm bago ang 20 Agosto [ [email protected] ]

Sama-sama tayo. Kita kits! 🤝

06/07/2026

In light of Berlin’s Internationalist Q***r Pride coming up on July 25th we want to invite you for a screening of the documentary film “Because of You: A History of Kilawin Kolektibo” accompanied by a message from the film’s creators Desireena Almoradie and Barbara Malaran.

To be able to compare what q***r Filipinx community looked like overseas in the 90’s to what it looks like in the Philippines today we also have a short imput from The Sunny Club , a Manila-based collective for q***r women and from Bahagari , the national alliance of LGBTQIA+ advocates, organizations and formations in the Philippines. Afterwards there will be time for discussion and exchange.

LGBTQIA+ liberation is inseparable from the liberation of the Filipino people🌈✊🏽

About the film:

This archival documentary traces the history of Kilawin Kolektibo, a pioneering collective of q***r Filipinxs who came together in NYC in the mid-nineties. Coined by the group’s founding members, the phrase Kilawin Kolektibo combines the name of a raw, spicy Filipino ceviche (Kilawin) with a portmanteau of collective (Kolektib) and a slang word for le***an in Tagalog (tibo).

Having experienced marginalization in Filipino culture because of their q***r identity and in mainstream gay culture because of their race, language, and gender, the individuals who made up Kilawin Kolektibo aimed to create a space that would celebrate both their q***rness and their Filipinx culture. The members of the group sought political empowerment and increased visibility, but above all, they sought to create a space of friendship and safety for those who found themselves suspended between cultures and identities.

Tuesday, July 14th 2026 at Filmklub K18
Doors open: 6pm
Screening: 6.30pm
End: ~ 8pm

Come watch, learn and organize with us. We look forward to seeing you❤️‍🔥

***r ***an

30/06/2026

“The resumption of Free Trade Agreement negotiations should not proceed as though the human rights crisis in the Philippines does not exist,” said Sol Taule, deputy secretary general of human rights group Karapatan.

In a related development, more than 20 European civil society organizations expressed serious concern that the European Union’s drive to secure access to critical raw materials and expand market access is increasingly taking precedence over human rights, environmental integrity, climate objectives, the rule of law, and the protection of affected communities.