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STILL NO JUSTICE FOR REBELYN. Women protest the fifth year of the still unresolved killing of Rebelyn Pitao and other women victims of human rights violations before the Commission on Human Rights. Pitao the daughter of NPA commander Ka Parago. (Medel V. Hernani/davaotoday.com)

STILL NO JUSTICE FOR REBELYN

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Women protest the fifth year of the still unresolved killing of Rebelyn Pitao and other women victims of human rights violations before the Commission on Human Rights. Pitao the daughter of NPA commander Ka Parago. (Medel V. Hernani/davaotoday.com)

RUBBER WORKS. Manong Lito, 64, tirelessly crafts rubber boss out of worn-out tires in his street shop along Acacia St., Davao City. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

RUBBER WORKS

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Manong Lito, 64, tirelessly crafts rubber boss out of worn-out tires in his street shop along Acacia St., Davao City. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

New People's Army and farmers celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Communist Party of the Philippines somewhere in Compostela Valley. (davaotoday.com photo by Mart D. Sambalud)

NPA admits fault in wounding rescuers in Bansalan

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The New People’s Army in a statement admitted fault in the wounding of four provincial rescuers in their latest offensive against military forces in Bansalan, Davao del Sur

Anti-mining advocates slam Charter Change

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Groups commemorating the 19th year of the passage of the country’s law on large-scale mining opposed a Congress bill passed yesterday which allowed changes in the Philippine Constitution such as lifting foreign ownership restrictions.

MONIQUE WILSON BATS FOR ONE-BILLION RISING 2014 Theatre actress, singer Monique Wilson is joined by women rights advocates in Davao to promote the One Billion Rising (OBR) global movement to end violence against women and girls (VAW). Wilson announced that the OBR 2014 will focus on calling for justice for victims of violence from sexual to political and economic violence. (davaotoday.com photo by Ace R. Morandante)

Monique Wilson supports Kidapawan vendors

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Theater actress and activist Monique Wilson took the cudgels of some 700 small vendors who were fighting against an eviction.

STILL NO JUSTICE FOR REBELYN

RUBBER WORKS

NPA admits fault in wounding rescuers in Bansalan

Anti-mining advocates slam Charter Change

Monique Wilson supports Kidapawan vendors

Schools in Davao del Norte, Sultan Kudarat cleared after hoax threats

Five years after death, Davao artist Bree Jonson’s mother awaits NBI final report

Why Senate’s 14-vote rule survives constitutional challenge

Davao’s People’s Ville offers housing hope—but are the poorest eligible?

Mary Jane Veloso walks free