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Children’s ‘pasyon’ stands in solidarity with orphans, victims of Duterte’s ‘drug war’

Children’s ‘pasyon’ stands in solidarity with orphans, victims of Duterte’s ‘drug war’

“The arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte for crimes against humanity marks a turning point. But it is only the beginning. Justice must not stop at symbolism, it must materialize in policy reform, prosecution of all perpetrators, and tangible support for the victims and their families.”

Getting to know children’s book authors

Getting to know children’s book authors

“I believe parents, me included, should always encourage young readers to read Filipino books in order to not get out of touch with our own identity as Filipinos. It’s good that they are also exposed to foreign shows and books but at the end of the day they are not our stories.  They are not our experiences.  Surrounding them with Filipino books is what will make them differentiate between our own stories and experiences versus that of others."

Remembering Miggy: a warm leader, artist, and champion of children’s rights

Remembering Miggy: a warm leader, artist, and champion of children’s rights

“Miggy moved hearts and minds with his [agitated] speeches, his educational facilitation, his warm, smiley leadership, and his kind heart. He was a fierce advocate for the rights and welfare of children, as well as the necessity for all advocates and human rights to be defended, particularly within the communities most in need,” said Salinlahi.

Child rights group to VP Duterte: Channel the P10 million to basic social services instead

Child rights group to VP Duterte: Channel the P10 million to basic social services instead

"While many Filipino children cannot go to school because education is no longer accessible—school supplies are expensive, food is costly, and uniforms, bags, and other needs are unaffordable—Sara Duterte is focused on boosting her public image and covering up her failures as the former Secretary of the Department of Education,” said Miguel Gonzales, national spokesperson of Salinlahi.

3.5 million Filipino children need health, education support

3.5 million Filipino children need health, education support

The Philippines is considered the epicenter of displacement among children due to weather-related events. Data from the United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF show that 97 percent experienced three or more types of shock, hazard, or stress. In this context, the SCP stressed the heightened risk of displacement, exposure to diseases, and interruption of education for Filipino children.

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