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Dee Ayroso | Mar 3, 2017
Dee Ayroso is a self-taught illustrator and was a Bulatlat editor before she focused on cartooning. Comics is where her flaws and strengths in writing and drawing can sit together and have coffee.
Dee Ayroso is a self-taught illustrator and was a Bulatlat editor before she focused on cartooning. Comics is where her flaws and strengths in writing and drawing can sit together and have coffee.
31st Edsa | Progressives remind Duterte: ‘Fascism failed then, will fail now’
31st Edsa | Progressives remind Duterte: ‘Fascism failed then, will fail now’
The lesson of Edsa People Power should serve as a warning to President Duterte, said progressives.
Kin of victims of drug-related killings set to seek justice
Kin of victims of drug-related killings set to seek justice
"We are ready to fight for justice."
Armed men shoot farmers reclaiming banana plantation; 7 hurt
Armed men shoot farmers reclaiming banana plantation; 7 hurt
"This incident is glaring proof of a company's greed and fascism being tolerated by the government for so long."
Nov. 25 protest | Martial law activists, youth call on the public to stop Marcoses’ return to power
Nov. 25 protest | Martial law activists, youth call on the public to stop Marcoses’ return to power
Martial law activists and youths call on the public to join the fight in the arena which the Marcoses cannot control: the streets.
‘Marcos burial puts crack on peace process’
‘Marcos burial puts crack on peace process’
“This is like a slap on Carhrihl - the Comprehensive Agreement on the Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law - a slap on human rights.”
‘Duterte will feel our rage’| Anti-Marcos protest set on Nov. 25
‘Duterte will feel our rage’| Anti-Marcos protest set on Nov. 25
“We cannot accept the rehabilitation of the Marcoses, and their kind of leadership based on swindling, lies, deception.”
Widespread outrage over hurried Marcos burial
Widespread outrage over hurried Marcos burial
“This burial today proves how the Marcoses fear the people’s protest.”
#RememberLuisita| Land cultivation campaign showcases people’s unity
#RememberLuisita| Land cultivation campaign showcases people’s unity
“The struggle in Hacienda Luisita is the struggle of the Filipino people.”
Cultural caravan recalls Hacienda Luisita massacre, pushes farm workers’ right to land
Cultural caravan recalls Hacienda Luisita massacre, pushes farm workers’ right to land
"Let us show the injustice that they did to us. And let us show that we are unbowed and still fighting."
All Souls’ Day for the kin of the disappeared
All Souls’ Day for the kin of the disappeared
“Until we see their bones in a grave, or we see them in prison, we will not stop searching.”
National minorities’ tribunal finds US ‘guilty’ of crimes vs. Filipino people
National minorities’ tribunal finds US ‘guilty’ of crimes vs. Filipino people
Indigenous and Moro protesters march back to the US embassy to declare their verdict: “Death to imperialism!”
Injured, but still fighting for rights
Injured, but still fighting for rights
Who are the injured protesters who sued the Manila Police over the US Embassy violent dispersal? They are indigenous peoples, peasant, worker, medical practitioners, youth, and jeepney driver – just ordinary folk fighting for their rights.
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