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“We must address the roots of what makes for the proliferation of the illegal drug trade and not just give the police a license to kill.”
The study discusses different forms of militarism, the reasons behind it and its effects in women.
“We are appealing to the public, as well as the international community to unite and defend Lumad schools in Mindanao.”
“Support may also be by means of volunteer work, donations or fund raising activities.”
Children evacuees of Marawi city hope President Duterte will rebuild their homes.
“Poor women victims are not laughing.”
A multiracial community organization in the US seeks to counter their recent election's anti-immigrant tide through art.
Low wages, loans, and underemployment plague women in the labor force.
Most women land jobs with low salaries and no security.
“We hope President Rodrigo Duterte would listen to us.”
Government should prioritize programs to solve poverty, rather than punish children who are only victims of an unjust society.
Instead of change, women said the new administration only bore all-out war.
In this year’s OBR, the women are adding their voice to the clamor to continue the peace talks.
“Let us mark the first month of 2017 with a bold, landmark move to uphold and promote women’s vital role in economy by approving House Bill 4113 extending the maternity leave to 100 days."
Miss ENDOnasya, Miss Demolition Republic, Miss No Land, Miss Escuela Lumpoor and Miss Saudi ArabYaya were the contestants in Gabriela's “Miss Neolibers Reality Pageant.”
The women’s partylist hoped that with President Duterte’s statement, no woman will have the same fate as Irma Jotojot.
Children of Moro and indigenous peoples have endured militarization and discrimination, but still dream of a time of peace.
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