Whispering hope
There is always that hope Filipinos love to whisper, a hope that next year there will be better leaders, that change will indeed come
Oct
2021
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Commentary
Oct
2021
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We are ready: Reflections from Youth4Climate (Part I)
Yet as to be expected, the Youth4Climate event was not without its flaws, some of which are reflective of the realities of climate governance in the Philippines and elsewhere.
Oct
2021
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The Looming Strife of the Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples
Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples continue to face these blocks of challenges relating to security and human rights, natural resources, and the tenurial land security particularly in the delineation of their ancestral domain.
Sep
2021
21
“Move on” na ba tayo sa Martial Law?
Kung isang bayani si Marcos, mas gugustuhin naming maging mga kontrabida. Sa totoo lang, mas gusto ng marami na manood ng mga kontrabida. Teka lang, kaya ba popular ang mga Marcos at Duterte?
Sep
2021
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On Ecological Sin (Part II): ‘The Greed Line’
The human imprint on the global environment has now become so large and active that it rivals some of the great forces of nature in its impact on the functioning of the Earth system
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