Religious and civil society groups in the Philippines plan to hold the “White Ribbon Movement” or “White Ribbon March” at the EDSA People Power Monument on June 28, 2026. Organizers say the protest is meant to press for electoral reforms, stronger government accountability, and measures against corruption and political dynasties. The rally is led by the Inter-Religious Leaders Council for National Transformation, with participation from multiple religious groups and civil society organizations.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) says it will deploy full security for the event, preparing for a potentially large turnout. One organizer cited by Inquirer expects around 10,000 participants.
At a press conference, religious leaders outline three main demands. These include ending corruption by holding officials accountable, passing what they call a genuine anti-dynasty law, and implementing reforms to the electoral process. Across reports, the groups frame the march as a public call for political and governance reforms ahead of elections.
