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Unfulfilled promises, terrorizing communities in the name of ‘peace and development’

Unfulfilled promises, terrorizing communities in the name of ‘peace and development’

By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO and ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL
Two years have passed and yet President Aquino's promise of rendering justice is far from being a reality. Worse, impunity still reigns as rights violations pile up as the government orders the massive deployment of troops not only to run after the NPA but also to protect the operations and profits of big foreign and local corporations.

On Human Rights Day, rights groups slam Aquino government for violations

Farmers march against militarization, terror in their communities

Typhoon Pablo and large-scale mining wreak havoc in Mindanao - progressive group

Passing of law protecting rights defenders urged

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DENR hand in degrading environment, human rights as dirty as the military’s – IP and green groups

DENR hand in degrading environment, human rights as dirty as the military’s – IP and green groups

By MARYA SALAMAT Bulatlat.com MANILA -- The Aquino government alternately blames the devastating landslide in Compostela Valley on illegal logging and small-scale miners. But illegal logging operations would not prosper without the connivance of the Department of...

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Mindanao lumad, green groups blame Aquino’s mining policies for devastation wreaked by typhoon Pablo

Mindanao lumad, green groups blame Aquino’s mining policies for devastation wreaked by typhoon Pablo

By MARYA SALAMAT
Progressive groups in Mindanao describe the devastation caused by typhoon Pablo as “an environmental apocalypse not simply caused by nature’s wrath but by the Aquino government continuing puppetry to foreign mining interests and the government’s greed and corruption in general.”

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