Life and Martyrdom of Liliosa Hilao
Liliosa Hilao had a big heart for the poor. With strong principle she sacrificed herself to protect other people’s lives at stake.
Liliosa Hilao had a big heart for the poor. With strong principle she sacrificed herself to protect other people’s lives at stake.
Speech delivered by Chief Justice Andres R. Narvasa in 1995 in remembrance of two pillars of justice Chief Justice Teehankee and Justice Zaldivar.
For Bantayog ng mga Bayani, it is in remembering the lessons of the past – and avoiding a repeat of their negative repercussions…
This testimonial about Monico Atienza was written by Atty. Krissy Conti, a people’s lawyer working with the PILC and the National Union of…
Did you know that employees of PAGASA played a significant role in the EDSA revolution? Read the chronicle of events by Rey Lirios.
Playwright, director Boni Ilagan wrote this powerful story about six of the Southern Tagalog 10 – Rizalina, Gerry, Jessica, Cristina, Bong, and Ramon.
Jesse Robredo paid homage and highest respect to heroes and martyrs who fought tyranny in Bantayog ng mga Bayani’s 2008 honoring.
This iconic photo showing the extent of famine in Negros is by John Silva, taken a day after Marcos was overthrown in 1986.
The Filipino youth, beset by the worsening problems of poverty, corruption and criminality, must consecrate their lives to a cause bigger than themselves.
Katutubong Dangal, Katutubong Tapang, a celebration for Cordillera heroes and unveiling of the Kalinga heroes monument replica at the Bantayog grounds.
The Bantayog ng mga Bayani online portal is dedicated to honoring the martyrs and heroes of Martial Law in the Philippines.
The Bantayog ng mga Bayani Foundation office is located at the Sen. Jovito R. Salonga Building, Bantayog Center, Quezon Ave, Diliman, 1100 Quezon City, Philippines.
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