Fr. Pops’ 10th death anniversary, community continues his legacy
For educators and many more people who had experienced Pops' missionary work, they believe he will never be forgotten.
EPIC. Multi-awarded author Don Pagusara reads lines from his epic poem Magindala, Mutya sa Daranawan at the Martial Law Commemoration in Davao, September 21. The allegory, which he wrote during detention, tells about Marcos’ fascism and the people’s struggle for truth and freedom. (davaotoday.com photo by Medel V. Hernani)
Real narrative of Martial Law comes from detainees, says writer
Agustin ' Don' Pagusara, a Palanca awardee for stories, poems and plays in Cebuano, said survivors need to speak up of the horrors they experienced to let the young generation know of what happened in the past.
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1,500 workers jobless and hungry after Sumifru plant closes in Surigao
More than 1,500 Sumifru workers lost their jobs recently in Tagbina, Surigao del Sur after management stopped production last June.
‘Fearless lawyer’ for Lumad, farmers and environment shot dead in South Cotabato
Condemnation and grief poured after the death of another human rights lawyer, Juan Macababad, who was killed by unidentified assailants outside his home in Surallah, South Cotabato, on September 14 Wednesday afternoon.
Davao Today columnist Margarita Valle (fourth from left) files counter charges before the Office of the Ombudsman on July 4, 2019, against police and army officers who arrested and detained her last June 9. She was joined by her lawyer Katherine Panguban and colleagues from the alternative media and campus press. (Photo by Alyssa Mae Clarin / Bulatlat)
Journos question Ombudsman ruling on journalist’s wrongful arrest
Veteran journalist and Davao Today columnist Margarita 'Ging' Valle will appeal to higher courts the decision of the Ombudsman to acquit police officers who wrongfully arrested her in June 2019.
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