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Home > Posts by awondemu

From Women Farmers to Legal Warriors

If JusticeMaker Rosselynn Jae Garcia de la Cruz had to name other agrarian reform lawyers in the Philippines, she would be stumped after listing a few names. Not because there doesn’t exist a network amongst agrarian...

Read more 13 July, 2010 at 10:00 am awondemu

In Nilantagan, Justice Remains Elusive

As the sun slowly makes its way towards the horizon, all is quiet in the village of Nilantagan. The pervading atmosphere is one of defeat and frustration as the farmers here face yet another...

Read more 10 July, 2010 at 9:58 am awondemu

Filipino Farmers Face Criminal Charges for Harvesting Coconuts

In the Bondoc peninsula, where the municipalities of San Andres and San Narciso meet, it is easy to lose oneself in the serene scenery of the rolling hills filled with coconut trees. However, the lush...

Read more 1 July, 2010 at 4:12 pm awondemu

Between David and Goliath, Stands a JusticeMaker

Above: Rosselynn Jae Garcia de la Cruz (Jae), 2010 JusticeMaker fellow and agrarian reform lawyer   It was about 3 in the afternoon when JusticeMakers Fellow and agrarian reform lawyer, Rosselynn Jae Garcia de la...

Read more 29 June, 2010 at 2:33 pm awondemu

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