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Women fight back as oppressive and sexist policies dominate 2018

December 10, 2018

Women fight back as oppressive and sexist policies dominate 2018 via Amnesty

Call to create awareness of Climate Change

October 18, 2018

Call to create awareness of Climate Change by Jose Kalathil in Tuck Magazine

Migrant workers in Qatar remain unpaid for work linked to 2022 World Cup

September 27, 2018

Migrant workers in Qatar remain unpaid for work linked to 2022 World Cup via Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Attacks on education worsening globally

May 11, 2018

Attacks on education worsening globally via UNICEF in Tuck Magazine

Philippines: Threatened by Climate Change

May 4, 2018

Philippines: Threatened by Climate Change by Zeeshan Shah in Tuck Magazine

Global executions fall, but large numbers given death penalty for drugs

April 12, 2018

Global executions fall, but large numbers given death penalty for drugs via Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

December 6, 2017

Poetry by Maria Lagdameo in Tuck Magazine

50 Years of ASEAN – Going Strong: Changing Policies in the Indo-Pacific

December 5, 2017

50 Years of ASEAN – Going Strong: Changing Policies in the Indo-Pacific by Anil Trigunayat in Tuck Magazine

ICC must investigate Duterte’s war on drugs crimes in Philippines

December 5, 2017

ICC must investigate Duterte's war on drugs crimes in Philippines by Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Battle of Marawi leaves trail of death and destruction in Philippines

November 22, 2017

Battle of Marawi leaves trail of death and destruction in Philippines by Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

October 27, 2017

Poetry by Karlo Sevilla in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

May 8, 2017

AFP photo By Alejandro Escudé

NAFTA, the State Department and USAID

March 13, 2017

Evan Vucci/AP By Cynthia M. Lardner What the

Hateful, toxic rhetoric creating a dangerous and divided world

February 22, 2017

By Amnesty International Politicians using toxic rhetoric, reminiscent

Philippines: The Police’s murderous war on the poor

February 1, 2017

By Amnesty International Acting on instructions from the

Poetry

January 9, 2017

Joel Mataro By Broken Montague

Justice, Security and Rule of Law: Trumped in Southeast Asia

January 4, 2017

By Cynthia M. Lardner U.S. foreign policy in

Manila residents speak out about Duterte’s war on drugs

December 30, 2016

Ezra Acayan/Reuters By Ezra Acayan Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte

Justice, Security and Rule of Law: Our Uncertain and Unstable World

November 17, 2016

By Cynthia M. Lardner It’s a deeply foreboding feeling knowing

Poetry

August 29, 2016

By Marites Gueta

Justice, Security and Rule of Law: How the United Nations Security Council Has Failed You

July 19, 2016

By Cynthia M. Lardner In today’s turbulent world

Philippines: President Duterte must break the cycle of human rights violations

July 1, 2016

By Amnesty International The Philippines’ new President Rodrigo Duterte must

As Duterte takes over in Philippines, police killings stir fear

June 29, 2016

Romeo Ranoco/Reuters By Manuel Mogato and John Chalmers Two

In Deep Waters with China and Russia

June 13, 2016

By Cynthia M. Lardner The Threat to

Poetry

June 6, 2016

Kathrina Jung By Alexander Balcoba

Poetry

June 1, 2016

By Mark Cleeford L Quitoras

Poetry

May 31, 2016

By Alexander Balcoba

Observations of an Expat: Vietnam now US Proxy

May 27, 2016

AP photo By Tom Arms It has taken 41

Poetry

May 19, 2016

By Marites Gueta

Girls For Sale: Child Trafficking in India

August 4, 2015

By Padmini Dutta Sharma As a human rights activist