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IN MEMORY. Protesters refuse to sit on chairs prepared by police authorities for them along Roxas Avenue in Davao City on the International Human Rights Day, December 10, 2020. They instead placed photos of victims of political killings under the Duterte administration. (Photo courtesy of Bern Pormento)

IN MEMORY

Post author:DAVAO TODAY
Post published:December 10, 2020
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Protesters refuse to sit on chairs prepared by police authorities for them along Roxas Avenue in Davao City on the International Human Rights Day, December 10, 2020. They instead placed photos of victims of political killings under the Duterte administration. (Photo courtesy of Bern Pormento)

Former IBP Davao presidents, Mindanao lawyers slam government’s red-tagging tactic

Post author:KEN E. CAGULA
Post published:December 7, 2020
Post category:Headline Human Rights
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Former presidents of the Davao City chapter of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) issued a statement criticizing the Duterte administration’s counter-insurgency has been reduced to red-tagging of activists, critics and fellow lawyers.

Peace talks, mining among issues raised on Mindanao Week of Peace

Post author:JIGGER J. JERUSALEM
Post published:November 27, 2020
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Church leaders from various denominations in this city celebrate the Mindanao Week of Peace with a joint statement calling for an end of hostilities between government and armed revolutionary groups amid the ongoing pandemic and natural calamities.

Group slams Eastmincom, LGU claim that teachers joined rebels

Post author:DAVAO TODAY
Post published:November 24, 2020
Post category:Headline Human Rights
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The military claimed they captured two volunteer Lumad school teachers in an encounter with guerrilla forces in Paquibato District, a claim disputed by the Save Our Schools Network as another propaganda spin to discredit Lumad schools.

Mayor Sara Duterte dispelled a “fake” social media post that the City Government of Davao is re-imposing a lockdown after a surge of COVID-19 cases in the city.

Re-imposition of lockdown in Davao ‘fake news’, says Mayor Sara

Post author:KATH M. CORTEZ
Post published:October 26, 2020
Post category:COVID-19 DAVAO CITY Headline Special Coverage
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Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio dispelled a “fake” social media post that the City Government of Davao is re-imposing a lockdown after a surge of COVID-19 cases in the city.

IN MEMORY

Former IBP Davao presidents, Mindanao lawyers slam government’s red-tagging tactic

Peace talks, mining among issues raised on Mindanao Week of Peace

Group slams Eastmincom, LGU claim that teachers joined rebels

Re-imposition of lockdown in Davao ‘fake news’, says Mayor Sara

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