‘Let Lumad schools open’
Some Lumad schools may not be able to start classes on June 1, with soldiers encamped in the area.
Some Lumad schools may not be able to start classes on June 1, with soldiers encamped in the area.
“We told them that it is stated in the law and international law that soldiers are not allowed to camp within 100 meters from school. When we asserted this, they said ‘Ah, you are an NPA.’ And we would say, no, we are just fighting for what is right.” By ANNE...
By Satur C. Ocampo At Ground Level | The Philippine Star “Og iskwela puron...” In Talaingod Manobo, “I wish to go to school…” Thus do the lumad (indigenous people) children express their eagerness for education, firmly supported by their parents, grassroots...
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