Human Rights

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Comment by blackpine nz on October 26, 2009 at 3:43am

...im now in a foreign land where police unarmed, military personnel rarely seen, no security guards in most establishments, no horn blown in the roads, no traffic enforcers, all people lived in harmony with each other and in nature, no harassments, no police brutality, no military operation that leads to civilians casualties, hope Philippines will be the same too in the near future, respecting the rights of individual, a key to harmonious living and prosperity as well...set aside the thoughts of being a muslim or a christian because religion will only divide people...stand up and be counted.

Comment by Aceh on June 6, 2009 at 11:40am

I agree to Elmer

I'm not Philippine people
I'm from Aceh, Indonesia.
I visited Davao to attend MIndanao Peace Building Institute last year and visited Pikit and Bual too
I watched the peace process in Mindanao and interacted with the communities too
In my point of view, there is no cultural in the world, or any religion who tolerance to violation
Respect each others is the most important thing to build the human rights in community, by understanding, it will easier to implement it

Comment by Elmer Doro on April 28, 2009 at 12:37pm

I hope and pray that this group will become an instrument in opening the eyes of the world concerning human rights violation in Mindanao which is rampant in every inch of land in Mindanao particularly among Moro and Lumad peoples. I may say, We must work, hand in hand, in explaining to our people what are their human rights within the context of International law and the Philippine laws; its importance; and, the way how it should be preserved or insulated from any further violation as perpetrated by any personnel or officer from our government/foreign government.

Comment by Weng Sarmiento on October 8, 2008 at 2:17pm

GET UP STAND UP!