Human rights forum : the Philippine human rights movement : looking back, looking forward / Philippine Human Rights Information Center (PhilRights)

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TextSeries: Human rights forum ; January-June 1997, vol.6, no.2Quezon City : Philippine Human Rights Information Center (PhilRights), 1997Description: 150 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN:

01175521

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6 Fil JC 585 P538 1997

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Contents: The Philippine Human Rights Movement: Looking Back, Looking Forward/Editor's Note Romancing Human Rights for 22 Years (An Interview with Sr. Mariani Dimaranan SFIC)/Resurreccione Lao-Manalo The Anti-Militarization Campaign of 1986-1994: Culling the Lessons/Santos Lamban The Church and Human Rights: The Mindanao Experience/Karl M. Gaspar CSsr AHRA's International Lobby Work: A Hard Road Uphill/Atty. Cecilia E. Jimenes Psychosocial Rehabilitation in Perspective/Flora C. Arellano Relief Work among the Displaced Persons: The ECDFC Experience/Ditas Go-Zurbano Women Religious and Human Rights under Martial Law/Sr. Christine Tan RGS Reflections on the Philippine Human Rights Movement/Ramon C. Casiple OTHER ARTICLES The Implications of Charter Changes on Human Rights/Loretta Ann P Rosales China and the Resurrection of Containment/Dr: Walden Bello Who "Hates" the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?/Dr. Ilka Bailey-Webecke

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Contents:
The Philippine Human Rights Movement: Looking Back, Looking Forward/Editor's Note
Romancing Human Rights for 22 Years (An Interview with Sr. Mariani Dimaranan SFIC)/Resurreccione Lao-Manalo
The Anti-Militarization Campaign of 1986-1994: Culling the Lessons/Santos Lamban
The Church and Human Rights: The Mindanao Experience/Karl M. Gaspar CSsr
AHRA's International Lobby Work: A Hard Road Uphill/Atty. Cecilia E. Jimenes
Psychosocial Rehabilitation in Perspective/Flora C. Arellano
Relief Work among the Displaced Persons: The ECDFC Experience/Ditas Go-Zurbano
Women Religious and Human Rights under Martial Law/Sr. Christine Tan RGS
Reflections on the Philippine Human Rights Movement/Ramon C. Casiple

OTHER ARTICLES
The Implications of Charter Changes on Human Rights/Loretta Ann P Rosales
China and the Resurrection of Containment/Dr: Walden Bello
Who "Hates" the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?/Dr. Ilka Bailey-Webecke

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