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March 8 Women’s Day: Gabriela Pageant against Rape of Motherland
International Women’s Day commemoration in Manila took off in five-station performance as GABRIELA Philippines and Gabriela Women’s Partylist #54 led women from different sectors along with their children and Diego Silangs in marching to key sites to establish their grief … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abigail Extremadura, ACT Partylist, AKAP-BATA Partylist, America, Anakpawis Partylist, Angeles City, anti-capitalism, Balikatan, Barack Obama, Bayan Muna Partylist, Benigno Aquino III, Bicol, CARP, child rights advocate, community organizer, Cordillera, corporate greed, Daniel Smith, democracy, Diego Silang, Do You Hear the People Sing, effigy, Eule Rico Bonganay, farmers, Filipino Muslim, freedom fighters, Gabriela, GABRIELA Philippines, Gabriela Silang, Gabriela Women's Partylist, Gabriela Women’s Party Rep. Luz Ilagan, GARB, gender politics, gender studies, Genuine Agrarian Reform Bill, Hugo Chavez, human rights, human rights traffickers, Ilokano, Inangbayan, indigenous peoples, International Women's Day, kabataan partylist, KADAMAY, Kiram clan, land struggle, Les Miserables, LGBT rights and welfare, Liberation, lightning rally, Liwasang Bonifacio, lupa, makabayan, Malacañang Palace Gate 7, Manila, Manila Police District, March 8 Women’s Day Manila, March 8 Women’s Day Philippines, Mendiola Bridge, Migrante Partylist, Mindanao, Mining Act of 1995, Minsa’y Isang Gamugamo, MMDA, Moro, Motherland, MPD Headquarters, mug shot, New People's Army, Nicole rape victim, Nora Aunor, NPA, obstruction of traffic, Olongapo, oplan bayanihan, People's Chorale, Philippine, Philippine islands, Piston Partylist, political killings, political prisoners, poverty, PPP, Pres. Barack Obama, Pres. Benigno Aquino III, rape of motherland, rape Philippines, red district, Sabah, Samar, socialism, state treachery, street educator, Subic Bay, T. M. Kalaw Street, Taft Avenue, Tausug, Teddy Casiño, Tubbataha Reefs, U.S. Bases Philippines, U.S. Embassy Philippines, U.S. navy, UGATLAHI Artists Collective, UN Avenue, Uncle Sam, United Nations, United States, urban poor, USS Guardian, Venezuela, Vietnam War, Visiting Forces Agreement, women’s emancipation, World Heritage
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Balikwas: Literature under Martial Law (CCP Exhibit)
Part of Piglas Exhibit: Commemorating 40 Years since Martial Law CCP Pasilyo Juan Luna (Main Gallery Hallway) Exhibit On-going until September 30, 2012 Organized by Cultural Center of the Philippines Intertextual Division Curated by Hermie Beltran Related articles Bigwas ng … Continue reading →
Posted in Biswal, Tula
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Tagged Alfredo Navarro Salanga, Alsang Bayan, alternative journalism, alternative press, Ang Bayan, ARMAS, Asia-Philippines Leader, Ateneo de Manila University, Bandilang Pula, Bannawag, Barack Obama, Bisaya, Bulletin Today, Caracoa, CCP, censorship, Collegian Folio, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Daily Express, Dare to Struggle, dictatorship, Diliman Review, EDSA uprising, Ermita, Expressweek, Ferdinand Marcos, Focus Philippines, Francisco Soc Rodrigo, freedom for information, freedom of expression, Galian, Galian sa Arte at Tula, Hermie Beltran, Homelife, human rights violations, Igor Panarin, Jose, Juan Luna, Kamao, karapatang pantao, Liberation, Lilia Quindoza Santiago, Literary Apprentice, Liwayway, Lorena Barros, Makiisa, Malaya, Manila Bulletin, Manila Chronicle, Manila Review, Manila Time, Mara PL. Llanot, Martial, martial law, Mendiola, Midweek, Mithi, Mod, Mr. & Ms., national democracy, Nationalist Manifesto, Nicanor Tiongson, Ninoy Aquino, NPAA, Observer, PAKSA, Panorama, PD 1081, PETA, Philippine, Philippine Collegian, Philippine Free Press, Philippine Literary Arts Council, Philippines, Presidential Center for Special Studies, press freedom, protest literature, protest poetry, Reuel Molina Aguila, Sagisag, Silyab, solidarity, Subverso, Taliba ng Bayan, The Review, Ulos, underground press, United States, United States Armed Forces, University of the Philippines, Unyon ng mga Manunulat sa Pilipinas, Visual arts, Weekend, Weekly Graphic, Weekly Nation, Who, Wikang Filipino, Women Writers in Media Now, Women’s
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