4 MIN READ“In these chaotic times, a sliver of hope peeps as the national election shall be held in a couple of months. We have no illusion that the election shall solve our predicament, but we urge all worthy electorates to exercise our democratic right as an opportunity to advance our cause.”
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3 MIN READThe Kalinga women’s courage to stand collectively in defiance of threats against their land is just a reflection of their forefathers and mothers’ long history of defending their ancestral land from invaders and plunderers.
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3 MIN READAs women and mothers, Innabuyog expresses its alarm over events the last few weeks that placed Cordillera women human rights defenders, mothers and sisters who are working for a future where social justice and peace reigns, in greater risk.
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3 MIN READI call her Manang Betty as a sign of respect accorded to an elderly sister. She is a mother, a leader, a woman of courage who only desire for a better place and living condition for her grandchildren, tribe and community.
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5 MIN READWe commemorate the International Working Women’s Day in such a dismal backdrop. More than ever, everyone – women, activists and all freedom and rights-loving individuals and institutions must choose what is right and just.
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2 MIN READ“During the lockdown, the attacks happened through social media where we were tagged as as terrorists, communists and recruiters of the New Peoples Army. We are vilified or portrayed as evil. We have also been receiving threats to our lives.”
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4 MIN READIn the Cordillera, majority of those who bore the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic are the fronliners in food production – the poor farmers, including peasant women, found in the rural areas of the region. This dismal situation of farmers, including peasant women, in the Cordillera can lead to worsened poverty, hunger and will further threaten food security in the region if not properly addressed.
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2 MIN READ“Our work among the marginalized and vulnerable sectors is one of our advocacies because these sectors also have the right to live and can contribute to the development and progress of the nation.”
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3 MIN READ“There is no honor and respect … in attacking the activist’s families and children. That is cowardice. Activists selflessly and voluntarily stand and fight for the interests and welfare of the people. Activism is not terrorism and crime.”
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3 MIN READ“…INNABUYOG documented 82 incidents of human rights violations against women, children and LGBT++ … since 2016. The incidents include red-tagging, threat harassment and intimidation, surveillance, trumped-up charges and fake surrender attempts.”
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3 MIN READIn this volatile period where our health, economic and socio-political lives are threatened dangerously by tyrannical rule, we must close ranks with each other and with the rest of our suffering people, institute measures to safeguard our health and strongly perform solidarity
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3 MIN READ“Ti panangi-lockdown ken panang-arestar kadagiti umili a rumuar ket saan nga isu ti umno nga aksion iti daytoy a kasasaad. Naan-anay a relief package ken ayuda ti kasapulan ti umili tapno saanda nga rumuar iti babbalay ken komunidad.”
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3 MIN READ“In their aspiration for a better world for the younger and unborn generations to inherit, they are activists for social change, just and lasting peace. They are selfless and worth emulating. There is nothing terroristic about their endeavors.”
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3 MIN READ“Annie’s story is a reflection of the current economic crisis in the country. Family members, especially the women and older siblings, are forced to sacrifice their personal dreams to help their family survive.”
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4 MIN READIn an authoritarian regime where systemic violation of our land rights and women’s rights are worsening, there is a grave need for us to learn from our history of resistance. When it comes to issues affecting our ancestral lands, it must be us, the indigenous youth, who should hold an unyielding desire to defend it.
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3 MIN READCases of state-perpetrated violence has also increased and intensified. The government, in its view of the Cordilleras as a resource base for exploitation at the expense of the welfare of the umili, has allowed the rapid entry of various development aggression projects in the region.
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3 MIN READ“The land is where indigenous peoples are rooted. It is where they were born and raised, and it will be that which will embrace them when they will die. … That is why indigenous peoples struggle so much to protect their ancestral lands.”
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3 MIN READ“Ang desperadong hakbangin ng administrasyon ni Duterte ay patunay na sila ay nangangamba sa mga taong marunong magsalita at lumaban. Nasa tamang katuwiran ang pagsalungat at paglaban lalo na kapag ang gobyerno ay hindi na kumakatawan sa interes ng mamamayang kanyang dapat pagsilbihan.”
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3 MIN READAFP has the strongest motive. Years before the incident, Brandon and his colleagues were already in danger from frequent threats of the AFP. Threats directed against indigenous people’s rights defenders that continue their advocacy for the rights of the people of Ifugao.
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4 MIN READItatta a Sangalubongan nga Aldaw dagiti Marigrigat a Babbai, saantayo nga itulok nga agtalinaed ti buteng. Aramidentayo nga inspirasion dagiti babbai ti Kalinga, Bontoc ken Abra a natured a timmakder para kadagiti ilida idi panawen ti Martial Law.
Read More4 MIN READIn light of the recent and escalated attacks against women human rights defenders in the Philippines, Innabuyog-Gabriela is inviting everyone to join the global action in time for the International Human Rights Day on December 10.
The group also encourages everyone to endorse the appended letter urging the Philippine government to stop the attacks against human rights defenders in the Philippines.
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3 MIN READToday November 25, International Day to End Violence against Women and on November 29, International Women Human Rights Defenders Day, we dedicate this column to the women who have committed themselves in the struggle for social change but suffering from persecution because of their political beliefs.
Read More4 MIN READReports indicate that 17 to 20 percent of Filipino adults experience mental health disorders, while 10 to 15 percent of Filipino children, within the age group of 5 to 15 suffer the same. NSO accounts mental health illnesses as the third most common forms of morbidity for Filipinos.
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3 MIN READOktobre ng nakaraang taon (2017), sinampahan ng mga gawa-gawang kaso ng murder, frustrated murder, at 4 counts ng attempted murder ang sampung indibidwal at inakusahan pa na kasapi ang mga ito ng New Peoples Army. Kabilang sa mga biktima ng gawa-gawang kasong ito ay ang sibilyang si Rachel Mariano.
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4 MIN READMISOGYNY is defined by the Oxford dictionary as “dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against women”. It is a word that aptly describes the persona of today’s president PRRD. President Duterte since his ascension to power never hid his hatred for women. Two years from the time he took over the presidency of this country, we are able to compile a number of his infamous statements, inexcusable behaviour and actions that undeniably characterizes him as a “bona fide” misogynist.
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2 MIN READIt is important for us in the global south to monitor the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). But from where I stand, we would like to monitor it by dissecting structural barriers that block our way towards a sustainable, resilient and just future. Are we on track?
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3 MIN READFive months since the Duterte administration implemented the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Law, its effects have started trickling down to the everyday lives of thousands of workers and people from different sectors.
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4 MIN READ“Women hold up half of the sky.” Daytoy ket kinuna ni Mao Zedong, ti founding father ti Peoples Republic of China, tapno ipakita ken paneknekan ti kinapateg dagiti babbai kas parte ti gimong ken lubong. Iti mapaspasamak tatta, nalipatan sa ni Apo Presidente nga “women hold up half of the sky”. Kabi-kabila dagiti atake iti karbengan ken pagimbagan dagiti babbai ken ubbing a mangipakita nga ni President Duterte ti number one nga mangiwaywayat iti macho-pasismo, misogyny ken tyranny.
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3 MIN READSadly, inspite of the fact that Philippines being a signatory to various UN declarations advancing women’s rights; where several laws have been passed to address the various forms of VAW (Anti-rape Law, Anti Sexual harassment Act, Anti VAWC Law) and the enactment of the Magna Carta of Women (RA 9710), said to be a landmark law that would supposedly address women’s multiple issues, these efforts have not really substantially resolved the unequal status of women vis-a-vis men in the Philippines. A lot is still wanting.
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3 MIN READThis historical process resulted in the creation of the image of the double faced Filipina — on one side, the meek, weak and subservient woman personified by Maria Clara and on the other side the prostitute and temptress embodied by Magdalena. On one hand, is the women sheltered inside the home whose role is to serve the husband and bring about children who would later become his heirs and on the other hand the “liberated” woman illustrated as a sex symbol whose body can be used to sell products or bought with a hefty price more so if she can stimulate and excite the imagination of the male onlookers.
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3 MIN READViolence Against Women (VAW) in its different forms are gender-based abuses that target women in particular because of how they are viewed in society. It is one of the most palpable manifestations of women’s unequal status in relation to men in our society. Although VAW is usually perpetrated by males, it must be clear that VAW happens not because of the ridiculous belief that men are naturally violent and aggressive. The problem has its origin in our history, when the subjugation of women emerged in our society. It is systemic and deeply entrenched in the socio-cultural and political systems where both men and women accept the inequalities as realities of life.
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5 MIN READGood morning. I am Alma Sinumlag, a Kalinga-Igorot, one of the IP groups in the Cordillera, Philippines. Our region has been dubbed as the watershed cradle of the Northern Philippines, the food basket and so many other terminologies that promote its rich natural resources.
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6 MIN READSelselebraran ti intero a lubong ti Marso 8 kas Sangalubungan nga Aldaw dagiti Babbai tapno bigbigen ti napateg a kontribusyon da iti gimong. Ngem, ammo tau kadi a daytoy tinawen a selebrasyon ket nangrugi kas Sangalubungan nga Aldaw Dagiti Babbai nga Anakling-et ken resulta ti militante a panangilaban dagiti babbai para iti karbengan ken pagimbaganda?
Read More4 MIN READMarch 8 of every year, International women’s day is celebrated by women all over the world. The United Nations began celebrating International Women’s Day during the promulgation of International Women’s Year in 1975. By 1977, the United Nations General Assembly called on its member states to declare March 8 as the UN Day for women’s rights and world peace. For the UN and member states, this day marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity.
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4 MIN READWomen activists in Baguio, with students and employees of UP-Baguio danced in protest last February 14, 2018 at the University of the Philippines parking lot during the 6th year of the commemoration of “One Billion Rising” (OBR) – a campaign uniting women the world over expressing their outrage over and demanding an end to Violence Against Women (VAW). Women in other parts of the country and around the globe, many in school campuses also took part in this yearly undertaking.
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5 MIN READBumungad sa pagpasok ng taong 2018 ang pagpapatupad ng Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) o Republic Act 10963 ng rehimeng Duterte na unang package sa reporma umano sa pagbubuwis. Dahil sa TRAIN, makakalikom umano ng P130 bilyon sa unang taon ng implementasyon nito para pondohan ang mga proyektong pang-imprastraktura sa ilalim ng programang Build, Build, Build (BBB) ng gobyerno. Makalilikha rin umano ng 2.6 milyong trabaho sa susunod na limang taon bunga ng mga proyektong ito na popondohan ng TRAIN.
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3 MIN READNew year supposedly means fresh start and newly gained energy for most of us but for the women human rights defenders who continue to suffer unabated attacks from state security forces, the year started with escalated stress and anxiety. There is no greater suffering than to start a year facing continuous threats to your life and security and be treated like criminals when all you do is exhaust your energy to serve the under-served and work for a truly free and democratic society.
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4 MIN READIna Dolores, at age 76, has proven that age need not be a limit to becoming a woman human rights defender. She has proven that an Igorot woman of Hungduan Ifugao, a mother, a grandmother can have the courage to fight against state oppression not just for the benefit of her own children but for others as well.
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3 MIN READOn November 29, we celebrate the International Women Human Rights Defenders’ Day (IWHRD). This is an international campaign started in 2004, celebrated for the recognition and protection of women human rights defenders who are activists advocating human rights for all people.
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3 MIN READThe United Nations (U.N.) estimated that in 2012 over half of the murdered women were killed by their partners or family members, and that 120 million girls worldwide have been forced to have sex at some point in their lives.
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3 MIN READIn light of the recent waves of attacks against women human rights defenders in the Cordillera by the 7th Infantry Division (ID) of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Northern Luzon Command, we, in Innabuyog, together with the Cordillera Human Rights Alliance and the Cordillera Peoples Alliance are urgently appealing to our fellow kakailyan and other peace loving citizens in the region and the entire Philippines to support the campaign, “Women Against Tyranny.”
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5 MIN READIrusrusuat ti nailian-demokratiko a tignayan ti pannakawayawaya ti babbai iti amin a porma ti panangidadanes ken panaggundaway ti tao iti tao. Adda nagdumaanna daytoy a women’s liberation movement iti burges peminismo a naggapu kadagiti Western nations iti ballasiw-taaw, nga addaan tendensya a mangpadakkel ti kontradiksyon iti baet it babbai ken lallaki.
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3 MIN READMaragsakan tayo ti pannaka-urnong manen ti babbai ti Mountain Province iti maika-12 nga asembleya ti Binnadang. Maragsakan tayo unay a mangkita kadagiti lider a babbai s naggapu iti probprobinsya nga umay makipammadayaw ken ni Mother Petra Macliing.
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5 MIN READPetra, as a given name, is the feminine form of Peter, which is derived from the Greek word, petros meaning, “stone or rock”. A fitting name for Mother Petra Macliing, who really is like the stone terraces adorning our mountains standing tall with her courage and determination to defend the land that nourishes life – our life.
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3 MIN READ“If we stop defending our rights because of fear from the harassments and intimidation being perpetrated by state security forces upon us then we might as well be dead.” This was a statement by one of the women leaders who attended the Women Human Rights Defenders training workshop for Cordillera women held on September 9 to 10 in Diliman, Quezon City.
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4 MIN READIn the traditional dap-ay (indigenous socio-political institution) system among the Bontoc, Aplay and Maeng tribes, women are prohibited to participate. Women are not even allowed to stay near the dap-ay especially when male elders and leaders are having a meeting. In the bodong system among the Kalingas, Tingguians, Bontocs, Aplay, and Isnags, women are not allowed to join as well. Instead, they participate by cooking and serving food and coffee, and washing the dishes. But can we categorically state that these are reflective of the low regard for women?
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3 MIN READBaguio City has become a favorite destination not only for local and international tourists but also for those in search of better jobs and better quality of life in general. They flock into the city not only from the rural indigenous communities of the region but also from other parts of the country. However, for a majority of them, the city is unyielding and as cruel as the reality which they tried to escape from. They continue to confront poverty and joblessness on a daily basis. Jobs are scarce, not to mention that these are often seasonal, if not contractual, and are insufficient sources of income especially if you don’t have the necessary requirements – diploma, experience and of course, pleasing personality.
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6 MIN READIn cases where there are particular problems brought about by a crisis situation, there are also measures that the village take and address accordingly. For example, when a villager’s property (abode or payew) gets damaged by a calamity, “Changhas” or “Pangu” are typically practiced.
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4 MIN READThere is still a dearth of study and materials which provide better understanding and appreciation of psychological concepts among the indigenous peoples particularly in the Cordillera. Mental health practitioners from different mainstream institutions who bring into the communities concepts of crisis intervention after crisis situations often ignore or disregard local/indigenous knowledge and practices in crisis intervention which are already in place in the communities.
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3 MIN READIn a small, jam-packed Baguio City, people still like to squeeze in because of the lack of opportunities to eke out a living in the rural areas. Some came here because of economic displacement, physical displacement due to development aggression and militarization, and some came with high hopes of landing into better jobs.
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4 MIN READThe Republic Act 8042, otherwise known as the Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipino Act of 1995 institutes the government policies for overseas employment and establishes a higher standard of protection and promotion for the welfare of migrant workers, their families and overseas Filipinos in distress.
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4 MIN READUnnumbered Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) on death row, thousands raped, tens of thousands fall victims of human trafficking, massive unpaid salaries, discriminated, thousands terminated, charged of crimes and incapable of defending themselves. These slave-like conditions continue 22 years after the execution of Flor Contemplacion and the passage of the Migrants Act of 1995.
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3 MIN READTi petsa 10 ti Disyembre iti tunggal tawen ket naideklara nga aldaw ti pananglagip ken panangselebrar iti Sangalubongan nga Aldaw para it Karbengan Tao wenno International Human Rights Day. Ti deklarasyon ket manipud iti United Nations General Assembly idiay Paris idi ika-10 ti Disyembre 1948. Daytoy nga aldaw ti komemorasyon ti panangrespeto ken panangitandudo kadagiti pundamental nga karbengan tao agraman dagiti karbengan dagiti babbai ken ubbing.
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5 MIN READAs the world observes the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (IDEVAW), we call on President Rodrigo Roa Duterte and his administration to take and implement all necessary measures for the protection of women and children from any form of abuse, to end human rights violations, and pursue peace based on justice.
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3 MIN READIn the past months, we have seen President Rodrigo Roa Duterte’s administration take unprecedented actions that will help realize what he has outlined in his first State of the Nation Address (SONA), in terms of policies and programs beneficial to the people. We have also seen him declare pronouncements that, when translated into action, will positively affect the masa.
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4 MIN READAgtultuloy ti narungsot nga operasyon ti militar iti tengnga ti madama a tungtongan iti kappia iti baet ti Gobyerno ti Pilipinas ken ti National Democratic Front of the Philippines. Agkamkampo ti militar kadagiti uneg ti komunidadi, agipatpatakder da ti detachment ti CAFGU, mangrangranggas ken manggungundaway kadagiti babbai ken umili.
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3 MIN READThere are not enough words to really express our outrage over a series of acts of lasciviousness and sexual abuse committed against our children here in Sagada. As mothers, it is agonizing to learn that our children fell victim to such an atrocious crime.
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3 MIN READInnabuyog, the alliance of indigenous women’s organizations in the Cordillera, vehemently condemns the escalating political persecution, threat, harassment, and intimidation committed against its members and leaders, women human rights defenders in the region, and the indigenous communities they belong to.
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President Rodrigo R. Duterte won by a landslide for one obvious reason, the Filipino voters chose one who is different from previous Presidents and from his contenders. His campaign line for Change was a ray of hope for many Filipinos who got tired of unfulfilled promises by previous Presidents.
3 MIN READWhy would the Commission on Elections (Comelec) equate 59.5 to 59? Did they miss out on their elementary mathematics as to round off simple numbers wrong? Rounding off 59.5 gives 60, not 59, and Gabriela Women’s Partylist should have three seats in Congress, not two.
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This year, two founding and veteran leaders-elders of the Cordillera Peoples Alliance (CPA), Baket Endena Cogasi and Padi Eduardo Solang have finally retired. They retired from their vocation as indigenous peoples’ rights defenders and activists. They finished their meaningful journey on earth. They are the most recent martyrs to be given high honors in the observance of the 32nd Cordillera Day on April 24, 2016.
3 MIN READFarming communities in the plains of Kalinga are harvesting and dryin their harvests of commercial rice and Bt corn (genetically modified organism). Harvest season is a time of joy and thanksgiving for farmers. It is a time to account their hard labor. The accounting however is usually painful when farmers are confronted with the reality that their harvest is not good enought to pay what they have already spent during the time that they are waiting for harvest season. An increasing number end up with a negative balance especially if they incurred debt, a chronic cycle in the life of farmers where production costs are high and the price of farmer’s produce is low.
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2 MIN READWe have observed, nay, expect the women to be at home, mother, sisters, or lola, to do the household chores every day. This has been so, for ages, considered the typical and normal perception of how a family should be: the man of the house brings in the money while the woman takes care of the menial domestic tasks.
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4 MIN READOn the occasion of the 106th International Toiling Women’s Day, we extend our militant greetings to all toiling women. We celebrate and honor the lives of women workers who began the fight for higher wages, shorter working hours and humane conditions in 1857. They laid the foundation upon which the militant women’s movement was built. We honor the women workers who raised the same unfulfilled demands on 8 March 1908 that included women’s right to suffrage and an end to child labor. We honor the women who continued on the fight until these days. They sparked the struggle for women’s equality and the desire to end women’s oppression and abuse.
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3 MIN READDespite more than 37 laws, executive and administrative orders for the protection of women and children, the victims of violence are getting younger and the abusers are becoming bolder and harsher.
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3 MIN READAsk around what makes February significant and the common answer would be Valentine’s Day, or the much advertised Feb-ibig, the season of love. Around Baguio, one would also probably get the hyped up Panagbenga Festival. Rarely would one even remember to mention EDSA (people’s uprising), that seemingly totally insignificant event that toppled the tyranny of the Marcos dictatorship.
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3 MIN READFrom this day until March 8 and beyond, let us urge women and the public in communities, in study and work places, in offices, in markets, parks and other public places to join the One Billion Rising (#1BillionRising) as a symbolic action to demonstrate public attention against abuse of women and for women’s rights and welfare.
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2 MIN READOn 9 February, leaders of Bidang, the alliance of indigenous and peasant women’s organizations in Abra, joined other Abra leaders in Bangued in formulating the Abra People’s Agenda for the upcoming national elections this May.
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2 MIN READThe recent death threat transmitted to a development worker for women’s rights is a chilling yet enraging reminder of the state’s capacity for cold-blooded murders and the need to end the impunity to which it subjects its citizens to various and continuous human rights violations.
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3 MIN READShe was found sitting down on the bathroom floor with her head slumped in the toilet bowl. Her hair, face, and body were all wet. She was no longer breathing, unconscious, unresponsive, and her pulse was absent. Her lower lip was swollen and inflamed; her tongue was protruding; her upper body and arms were cold; and her circulation was also absent.
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3 MIN READAs the world observes the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (IDEVAW), we condemn and hold accountable Benigno Aquino III’s regime for the growing list of women victims of violence and for the intensified attack against women human rights defenders. We join their ranks in drumbeating their quest for justice which has proven too elusive under Aquino’s “matuwid na daan” despite various international and local instruments recognizing and protecting the rights of women.
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4 MIN READIn Roman mythology, Flora is goddess of flowering plants. Biology says that flora are the plants of a particular region, habitat or geological period. It is part of the work of social scientists to take into account the flora and fauna of a community or a region being important in determining the biological materials that is life-sustaining for the people and that needs to be defended. My grandma, Irene Lubang Kinaud (she went to life eternal in 1995) is one of Flora’s godparents. I wonder if my grandma knew about that as a meaning of Auntie Flora’s name. Those who know the mythological and biological meaning of flora and know Auntie Flora would find the definition very much fitting of Manang Flora’s personality. Flora is full of life. Flora is as pretty as a flower and she is blooming all the time as a person, as a woman, as a mother, of course as a wife to Paul, as a sister, as an aunt, as a friend and a colleague, as a social worker and as an activist. Anyone who encountered Flora, anyone who had been touched or inspired by Flora will always say something about Flora’s blooming, vibrant and warm personality.
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3 MIN READSegun kenni Presidente Aquino, posible kanu nga adda ti “alternative truth” mainaig iti insidente ti Mamasapano. Malagip tayo nga iti pasamak idi Enero daytoy a tawen, napapatay ti 67 a membro ti SAF (Special Action Forces), rebelde nga MILF, ken sibilyan. Awan pay ditoy dagiti kameng ti US army a nairaman.
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4 MIN READOn Mayor Domogan’s latest State of the City Address (SOCA) which carried the theme “Advancing Development thru Teamwork Towards a Sustainable Baguio,” it is clear that the accomplishments of the mayor has served the interests of the rich and capitalists. There was no significant development to the benefit of the majority of the citizenry, and actual experiences suggest that we, the oppressed sectors of society – the workers, urban poor, women, and children – have not felt the progress that the mayor was referring to.
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3 MIN READLife is unpredictable. For some reason God made life this way. We do not really know the future. However, not knowing the future is what makes life exciting because the unplanned and unexpected events are the most memorable things to treasure.
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2 MIN READIn 2014, the Center for Women’s Resources found that one woman or girl is raped every 1 hour and 21 minutes, worse than in 2013 where one woman or girl was raped every 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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4 MIN READThe challenge of ending violence against women and children continues as cases of rape and other forms of violence against women are on the rise. Over the first five months of the year, victim-survivors of rape and violence have sought help from Innabuyog on what they should do to attain justice.
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4 MIN READNi INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net Pablaak ti Samahan ng Maralitang Kababaihang...
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3 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net What does it take to build a society without rape...
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2 MIN READBy INNABUYOG www.nordis.net The growing number of incidences of violence committed...
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5 MIN READBy INNABUYOG www.nordis.net Innabuyog is giving space for an article by Vernie...
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4 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net “Pagayusen ti karayan Agno!” Nabayag ko a...
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3 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net (This week we share a letter from a sister, Jang...
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2 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net In honor to a woman of courage, we pay our highest...
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3 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net The three impeachment cases filed against the...
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2 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net A brief history of the so-called autonomy On July...
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5 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net I will take off from the love story of Myra and Jun...
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3 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net Kadakkelan a porsyento ti kadagaan ti Pilipinas ket...
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4 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net Innabuyog-Gabriela is giving this week’s space to...
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3 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net LAST OF TWO PARTS Click here for first part “If you...
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2 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net FIRST OF TWO PARTS “If you do not resist, you die...
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4 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net She waited for nine long months like any mother to...
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2 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA
“As we go marching, marching, we bring the greater days
The rising of the women means the rising of the race
No more the drudge and idler, ten that toil where one reposes
But the sharing of life’s glories: Bread and Roses, bread and roses”
3 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net Injustices against women, children and the whole of...
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2 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net Lilibeth Bugatti observed her birthday on April 8,...
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3 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net There is no word suitable to express our deepest...
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5 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net Dakami ket babbai a naggapu kadagiti naduma-duma a...
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4 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net Today, much talk is afforded to the debate about...
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4 MIN READBy INNABUYOG-GABRIELA www.nordis.net One year ago, 1500 women, men and children from...
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