Filipino American activists and allies representing various community and grassroots organizations joined protest caravans in solidarity with the Black community demanding justice for George Floyd and other victims of police racism and brutality. The post Filipino-American activists join protest caravans in US appeared first on Kodao Productions.
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WOMEN IN BULUAN. Women wear their colorful sarong as the province of Maguindanao officially kicks off the second Inaul Festival with a parade and the opening of the trade hall in Buluan town on Thursday morning, February 8. (Zea Io Ming C. Capistrano / davaotoday.com)
Philippine Daily Inquirer / November 12, 2021 Nothing drives home the dismal reality of the Duterte administration’s failed “war on drugs”—if that point still needs reiterating at this time, over five cautionary years later—than the raid last Saturday by agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) on a beach party in Davao de Oro,…
Before attendees of the Free Rey Casambre Campaign at the University of the Philippines last Saturday, Public Interest Law Center managing counsel Rachel Pastores said the judges and prosecutors who handle the cases of incarcerated National Democratic Front of the Philippines peace consultants must be encouraged to do what is right. (Image by Carlo Francisco/Kodao)
Bishop Roberto Mallari of San Jose, Nueva Ecija says that President Duterte’s open invitation to kill bishops “opens a door for people to commit injustices.” (Photo by Ronalyn V. Olea / Bulatlat) “We pray for our nation and all the inhabitants therein, that they will know peace, genuine peace based on justice and righteousness.” By…