‘Human rights reparation starts with justice’
“Essentially, reparation should be proportional to the gravity of the violations committed and the extent of harm suffered.”
Jan
2005
9
Benguet Corporation Milks Local Miners
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Jan
2005
9
Jan
2005
2
Broad Dedication
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Jan
2005
2
The Failure of Empire
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Jan
2005
2
Baguio Pollution Hurts U.S. Scientists
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Jan
2005
2
‘Where Are You from? When Are You Going Back?’
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Jan
2005
2
Town Still Struggles with Terror
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Jan
2005
2
In the Valley of Death
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Jan
2005
2
A Clandestine Fete Like No Other
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2005
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2005
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GMA Won’t Survive 2005 – Analysts
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2004
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Dec
2004
19
For Land and Wages: Half a Century of Peasant Struggle in Hacienda Luisita
The Versolas continue to support the strike, visiting the picket line to watch documentaries on the massacre, help in the kitchen chores or just exchange views with anyone.
Dec
2004
19
Living on the Edge: The Sacadas of Hacienda Luisita
After several minutes of searching in the shadows, we finally find them, with lights from their gas lamps flickering through sack-covered bunkhouses. They stay by the edge of the Cojuangcos’ sprawling sugar plantation in Tarlac, far from the estate’s factories and barrios.
Dec
2004
12
Desertification in the Making: Philippines Has Lost 80% of Its Forest Cover
Only 20 percent of the country’s original forest cover remains, making the Philippines the only country in Southeast Asia with the thinnest forest cover. An environmental group in Aurora foresees that all forest cover will be gone by the end of this decade (or 2010) if logging operations continue at their present pace.
