Rappler's latest stories on gem-vir
[OPINION] Sometimes the truth leaks out in the effort to conceal it
China's statement concludes that the alleged facts show that it was not a 'hit-and-run' incident. Actually, the effect is the opposite: it even makes the narrative even more like a vehicular hit-and-run
BFAR to give Gem-Ver crew fiberglass boats
The BFAR Regional Director says the boats are to be delivered to the fishermen by the second week of July
LOOK: Philippine boat sinking after Chinese ship’s assault
The 22 fishermen of F/B Gem-Ver were barely hanging on when they were rescued in the West Philippine Sea
China claims ship 'besieged by 7 or 8 Filipino boats'
'The Chinese captain tried to rescue the Filipino fishermen, but was afraid of being besieged by other Filipino fishing boats,' claims the Chinese embassy
INSIDE STORY: How Filipino crew were saved by Vietnamese in West PH Sea
One of the Filipino crew narrates that after he connected his index fingers to demonstrate 'Vietnam? Philippines? Friends,' the Vietnamese replied, 'Okay.'
Crew of sunken Philippine boat now home
After 17 days at sea, the fishermen of the boat rammed and abandoned by a Chinese ship return to San Jose, Occidental Mindoro
Wives wait in limbo for fishermen of sunken vessel to come home
One of the wives says: 'Sana po 'wag po kayong basta-bastang magpapadala sa anumang sasabihin ng China sa inyo. Timbangin niyo po kung ano ang katotohanan, panigan niyo po 'yung tama dahil kami pong mahihirap ang nagiging kawawa.'
Occidental Mindoro town mayor to Duterte: Let's speak out against China
‘Ipakita natin ‘yung ating muscle. Kung wala man tayong muscle sa giyera eh sa bunganga man lang,’ says the mayor of San Jose, the home port of the fishing boat sunk by a Chinese vessel
