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Should the Philippines rejoin the ICC?
For all its shortcomings and imperfections, the ICC remains as the world’s last resort for accountability—a refuge for those left without justice elsewhere. Whether the Philippines chooses to return or not, history will remember the side we took when justice demanded courage the most.
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Forty years into fighting for our democracy, we commemorate the EDSA People Power Revolution to remind ourselves of the unfinished revolution against impunity. Remembering People Power mandates us to navigate democracy progressively. As such, the honor of the 1986 uprising shall be a living commitment to resist human rights violations, confront historical distortion, and restore the glory to the Filipino people. EDSA’s legacy was never confined to ousting just a regime—it tr
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