IN solidarity with the indigenous peoples in Mindanao and the rest of the country who are celebrating and are also continuously in a creative assertion of their identity, lives, and their struggle to right to self-determination.
President Rodrigo Duterte signed Executive Order No. 70 on December 4, 2018. This EO provides for the institutionalization of the “ whole-of-nation ” approach in attaining inclusive and sustainable peace, creating a national task force to end local communist armed conflict, and directing the adoption of a National Peace Framework. The EO defines this National Peace Framework as an embodiment of “ principles, policies, plans, programs, for inclusive and sustainable peace; address the root causes of insurgencies, internal disturbances and tensions as well as other armed conflicts and threats in identified areas. It will include a mechanism for localized peace engagements or negotiations and interventions that is nationally orchestrated, directed, supervised, while being locally implemented. ” This Whole-of-A-Nation as an approach is inspired on the Joint Communique of the 50 th ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting in Manila on August 5, 2017 which posits the process “ as an al
Ang Tatlong Hari Ang kwento ay hango mula sa kasaysayan na nailimbag sa Matthew 2:1-16 ng Bibliya. Ang ilustrasyon ay gawa ni Violeta M. Gloria na nagigiliw sa acrylic at oil sa pagpipinta bagama’t hindi niya ito isinapubliko. Nagagalak din siyang lumilinang sa artistiko gamit ang generative medium ng makabagong teknolohiya. Si Gloria ay nahuhubog sa pag-aaral ng Pilosopiya at Batas; isang mananaliksik at manunulat. Nakasanayan na rin niyang basahin ang sikolohiya at non-fiction na mga libro upang pahalagahan ang humanidades at sining, tradisyonal man o makabago. Sa kanyang kabataan, nabasa niya ang isang makapal na Bibliya hango sa lingwaheng Bisaya na may mga ilustrasyon din. Ang ilustrasyon na ito ay ginawa bago matapos ang taong 2023. Maaring ma-download ang kwento dito. Jose Rizal: a historical memoir As social media was abuzz with diverse discourses about a multi-awarded movie, "Gomburza" -- a story about the lives and struggles of three priests who were executed