A Special Report on Human Rights in Sulu:
The Straw that Broke the Camel’s Back
(First
of 3 parts)
BY LEILA HALUD
The Hidden War
Continues (Second
of 3 parts)
BY LEILA HALUD AND TYRONE
VELEZ
Waiting for the Elusive Peace
(Last of 3 parts)
BY LEILA HALUD
No Graduation, No Jobs for Poor Filipino Students
BY CARL MARC RAMOTA
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
Analysis
Analysis
IMF’s 11 Disciples in U.P.:
Pro-VAT paper is filled with inconsistencies
By
EDBERTO M. VILLEGAS
Davao’s Limestone Reserves Up for Grabs
By Amabelle Plaza-Laminero
Farm Policy Yields More Landless Farmers in Davao
By
Amabelle Plaza-Laminero
HUMAN
RIGHTS WATCH
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
‘Knowing the
Enemy’ in Negros:
Government troops sow terror
in rural hinterlands
By Karl Ombion
Commentary
Camp Bagong Diwa Massacre: A Reflection of U.S. Prison, Criminal Justice Systems
BY DYLAN RODRIGUEZ
In Praise of an Honorable Man
By Ninotchka Rosca
PHOTO ESSAY
Summer in Sapang Kawayan
PHOTOS BY DABET CASTAÑEDA/TEXT BY ALEXANDER
MARTIN REMOLLINO
NEWS AT A GLANCE
- Solon urges gov’t to curb prostitution
- KMP `celebrates’ IRRI’s 45th year
with rally
- No help for undocumented Filipino migrants
SALUNGGUHIT
Open Targets
PHOTO OF THE
WEEK
Sagada Ham
Vol. V, No. 8 April 3-9, 2005
Heads Must
Roll!
Arroyo
asked to sack 7 Cabinet, AFP officials;
75 solons denounce killings
by GERRY ALBERT CORPUZ
A
Statement of Concern on the Wave of Killings of
Political Activists
Analysis
Bleeding the Poor Dry is UP-11 Professors’ Least Concern
BY
DANILO ARAÑA ARAO
MIGRANT WATCH
Caregiver Recruitment: A Front for Women Trafficking?
Congress to probe into Canada’s caregiver program
By Edwin C. Mercurio
GRP-NDFP Peace Talks Doomed?
By Bulatlat
AFP,
Police Can’t Win ‘Hearts and Minds’ at Hacienda Luisita
BY ABNER BOLOS
A Narrow Escape from a
Military Plot
Willy Marbella’s Odyssey from Bicol to Metro Manila
BY ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
13
Days of Torture Under the Military
BY DABET CASTAÑEDA
BULATLAT EXCLUSIVE:
‘Cops Shot ASGs After Assault’ – Bicutan Inmates
BY NINGNING STA.CRUZ
Leyte Lawyer Silenced
By Maureen Japzon
The Guerrilla Is Like a Poet
and Other Songs:
Review of the CD album Songs of Love and
Struggle
BY ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
Call
Centers: Boon or Bane for New Graduates?
By AVA DANLOG
Baguio’s College for the Mute
BY ARTHUR L. ALLAD-IW
The Town
that Lost Its ‘Black Gold’
By Jhong dela
Cruz
The Untold Peoples History: Samar, Philippines
A
Review by Bob Couttie
Big White Brother, Little Brown Brother
and Two vs Three Bells of Balangiga:
Colonial versus Nationalist Writing of Philippine History
By Ricco
Alejandro Santos
SALUNGGUHIT
Crossroads
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Mountain Market
