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WEEPING. Dennis Larida cries after offering flowers and candles to the memorial marker of the Roxas Night Market blast. His wife Melanie and 12-year old son Deniel Josh were among the victims of the September 2 bombing. (Robby Joy D. Salveron/davaotoday.com)

WEEPING

Dennis Larida cries after offering flowers and candles to the memorial marker of the Roxas Night Market blast. His wife Melanie and 12-year old son Deniel Josh were among the victims of the September 2 bombing. (Robby Joy D. Salveron/davaotoday.com)

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Lumad and Moro people together with their support groups will hit the major streets of Manila to protest the various forms of militarist options that they say are being used by the ?"US-Duterte regime"? to counter armed conflicts and other problems in the country. (Alex D. Lopez/davaotoday.com)

Lakbayan 2017: A historic convergence of National Minorities

Over 2,500 Lumads, Moro people and other sectors from various parts of the country now converge in Metro Manila for this year’s Lakbayan of National Minorities for Self Determination, Justice and Peace. Lakbayan will last until September 21. ?Almost half of them c?o?me from Mindanao. Other support groups from the peasant and religious sectors join the Lakbayan?.

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