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By Istoryadista on Jun 11, 2012 in: filipino-american war, massacre, balangiga, war, philippine-american war, bells
We always thought that the Americans are our friends because we are after all their "little brown brothers." Unfortunately, most Filipinos haven't realized that there was a time when Americans hunted down Filipinos like animals just as they did on th...
By PULPOLitika on Jun 6, 2012 in: Uncategorized, Ampatuan, fail, massacre, pre-school, schools with weird names
Vic, thanks sa pic.
By Human Rights Online Philippines on Mar 24, 2012 in: In the News, current-events, Maguindanao, Massacre, Midland Review, Momay, Murder, Politics, Tacurong, Taguig, United States Department of Justice
MindaNews » Murder case finally filed, 28 months after the massacre. By Edwin G. Espejo March 25, 2012 MANILA (MindaNews/24 March) — The Department of Justice finally began its preliminary investigation into the murder of news photographer Reyna...
By Human Rights Online Philippines on Mar 15, 2012 in: In the News, Ampatuan, Massacre, Media Killings, philippines, Trial
Ampatuan no-show at arraignment. BY PATERNO ESMAQUEL II, RAPPLER.com March 15, 2012 MANILA, Philippines – The scheduled arraignment of former Maguindanao Gov Andal Ampatuan Sr for electoral sabotage Thursday, March 15, did not push through after th...
By Juan Republic on Feb 23, 2012 in: Maguindanao massacre, ampatuan, Ampatuan Massacre, memoriam, impunity, justice, freedom, press freedom, massacre, crime, pinoy, philippines
This day marks the 27th month of the infamous Ampatuan Massacre, a horrible event in our history where 58 people were killed, 34 of whom were journalists or working for the broadcast industry. But do you still care? It seems like the attention of th...