Anti-Terror Bill Archives

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Art is visible dissent for the poets of this Anti-Terror Bill collection

Posted on June 13, 2020June 14, 2020
Amrie Cruz

Someone once said that a revolution is not a dinner party. For the 122nd Philippine Independence Day celebrations however, many Filipinos attended a grand mañanita (in reference to National Capital…

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5 min

An open letter to the hypocrites on my feed

Posted on June 5, 2020June 15, 2020
Zofiya Acosta

To anyone who has posted anything in support of #BlackLivesMatter but has never extended the same support to victims of extrajudicial killings, has continuously sided with despots and their cronies,…

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Sharpen your wits, we’re using secret languages to protest now

Posted on June 4, 2020June 16, 2020
Nadine Halili

On June 3, the House of Representatives approved the Anti-Terrorism Bill on its third and final reading. President Rodrigo Duterte just needs to sign the bill or let it automatically…

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Here’s a list of #JunkTerrorBill protests and indignation rallies

Posted on June 4, 2020June 4, 2020
Nadine Halili

The final approval of the Anti-Terror Bill (which now only needs President Duterte’s signature) last night, Jun. 3, has caused many to mobilize online and even prompted progressive groups and…

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Don’t give up, join the Anti-Terror Bill email protests

Posted on June 3, 2020June 17, 2020
Zofiya Acosta

Today, Jun. 3, 173 lawmakers from the House of Representatives voted in favor of the Anti-Terror Bill. This means that now the bill only needs to be signed into law…

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Anti-Terror Bill

Art is visible dissent for the poets of this Anti-Terror Bill collection

An open letter to the hypocrites on my feed

Sharpen your wits, we’re using secret languages to protest now

Here’s a list of #JunkTerrorBill protests and indignation rallies

Don’t give up, join the Anti-Terror Bill email protests

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Love is the place I call home

Mental health is political for this young Filipina and her global youth network

“She was not a phase,” a writer shares about her first love

Self-portrait: How local artists are coping with the pandemic

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