MOTHER OF ONE
“Gone are the motherly nights / When she’d find courage / Just reading stories / To her dear little one / Still hopeful / For a better day.”
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“Gone are the motherly nights / When she’d find courage / Just reading stories / To her dear little one / Still hopeful / For a better day.”
The post MOTHER OF ONE appeared first on Kodao Productions.
By: Kurt Dela Peña – Content Researcher Writer / INQUIRER.net /October 06, 2021 MANILA, Philippines—As the Commission on Audit (COA) released a report on red flags in COVID-19 spending by the Department of Health (DOH), President Rodrigo Duterte lost no time defending his men as the Philippines saw a spike in infections. Last Aug. 26,…
Women group Tanggol Bayi and Gabriela along with other progressive groups held a picket protest outside Gate 1 of Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City Thursday, November 29, in commemoration of International Women Human Rights Defenders Day. They also call for an end to the continuing attacks against Women Human Rights Defender (WHRD). Tanggol Bayi said…
Christian Deiparine (Philstar.com) – January 17, 2021 MANILA, Philippines — Catholic bishops from Western Visayas have condemned the killing of members of the Tumandok from state forces’ operation in end-2020, saying “little or nothing at all” has been done to serve justice. The joint operation by the Philippine army and police had resulted in nine…
Mar 23, 2021 Lian Buan MANILA, Philippines ‘Let there be no doubt, the Supreme Court stands with them,’ the Court assures members of the legal profession In a rare move, the Supreme Court en banc on Tuesday, March 23, issued a statement condemning the killings of lawyers, judges, and prosecutors, and vowed to look into…
Townsfolk crowd Guimba’s municipal hall during SAP distribution. (Radyo Natin Guimba photo) “What is wrong and what violation is committed by Radyo Natin Guimba when it only gives voice to the people in order for their appeals and complaints to be heard while they are under quarantine and are unable to work?” By RAYMUND B….
Until the root cause of the conflict is not resolved, peace in the Bangsamoro is a far-fetched thing. The Moro people continue to fight for their rights because these are not recognized in Philippine governance as with the rest of the marginalized people.