Read more about the article Don’t rejoice yet, rights lawyers appeal suspension of ICC probe of war on drugs
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Don’t rejoice yet, rights lawyers appeal suspension of ICC probe of war on drugs

Don't rejoice yet. Says human rights lawyers as the government announced that the International Criminal Court (ICC) temporarily suspended its probe on the extrajudicial killings committed in the government's war…

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Read more about the article Women rights advocates want more probe into Quiboloy’s sex trafficking ring
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Women rights advocates want more probe into Quiboloy’s sex trafficking ring

The report said the victims were brought to the United States through questionably obtained visas, where they were tasked to do house chores, gave the pastor massages, and perform sex as their "night duty".

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Read more about the article Real narrative of Martial Law comes from detainees, says writer
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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