Tag Archives: Joseph Estrada

Boni150: Lessons on Freedom, Democracy, Election and Revolutionary Love

Posted on May 11, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

“Matakot sa kasaysayan pagkat walang lihim na di mabubunyag.” – Ka Oriang May 9 and 10 are red days in history of the people. The next day after the Lakambini’s birthday, the Supremo himself was abducted and summarily executed by … Continue reading →

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Mrs. B: Dula bilang Proseso ng Paghahanap at Hakbang sa Pagsasabatas ng Karapatan

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

Note: Ito ay bahagi ng aking panimulang borador na sinimulan noong nakaraang taon para sa isang pananaliksik hinggil sa mga pagtatanghal na tumatalakay ng karapatang pantao. “Ang pagkawala ay hindi awtomatikong nangangahulugan ng absolutong katahimikan”. Sa kontekstong may kaugnayan ito … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Teatro | Tagged Anti-Involuntary Disappearance Bill, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Asia, Baguio, batas militar, Bibeth Orteza, desaparecidos, Easter Sunday, Ferdinand Marcos, Gen. Jovito Palparan, Gen. Romeo Tolentino, Gina Alajar, Grundy Constantin, House Bill 98, human rights, human rights advocacy, hustisya, Joi Barrios, jonas burgos, Joseph Estrada, Jovito Palparan, justice, KARAPATAN, karapatang pantao, Major Harry A. Baliaga Jr., Malou de Guzman, Manila, martial law, memory play, monologue play, Mrs. B, Naga, Oplan Bantay Laya, oplan bayanihan, Philippines, Pinky Amador, Rowena Festin, searching soul, Soc Jose, Surface Jonas Movement, Witness Protection Law | Leave a comment

Exhibit: The President’s Office at Vargas Museum

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Joanna Lerio

Works from The President’s Office Exhibit launched on January 8, 2013 at the Vargas Museum located at University of the Philippines Diliman. The exhibit runs until February 9, 2013. Artworks Leo Abaya, Buen Abrigo, Salvador Alonday, Kristine Dominique Calayan, Buen … Continue reading →

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Mrs. B: Dula bilang Proseso ng Paghahanap at Hakbang sa Pagsasabatas ng Karapatan

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