Martial Law victims recall the dark days; tell youths why activism is still a must

By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA Davao Today Oscar Manila said, he did not deserve such punishment for fighting for what is right, recalling that youth activists like him during Marcos’ time only demanded change in the way government was run.

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Rare spring falls in Cotabato declared a tourism site

By ALEX D. LOPEZ Davao Today Unlike most other waterfalls, not a river or any body of water exists above it. The water simply gushes out from rock formations in a cliff at the edge of a hill. A great portion of the cliff is covered with grasses resembling large green curtains.

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War, agrarian projects force lumads to struggle for ancestral land

By DANILDA L. FUSILERO Davao Today Indigenous tribes were displaced from their community in the government’s counter-insurgency programs that unleashed paramilitary groups in the hinterlands. When they returned to their lands, they found that settlers have applied their ancestral land for agrarian reform program and forestry projects.

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