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Philippines

IJN is monitoring human rights abuses in the Philippines, where hundreds of activists and members of the media who criticized the regime have been murdered. IJN asks: Is the "global war on terror" being used as a cover for politically motivated murder and oppression in the Philippines?

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Skepticism Remains Over Philippine Human Rights Situation

UN to Review Human Rights Record of the Philippines

GABNet 3 Return

GABNet3 On the Way Back to the US

Philippine Government Seizes 3 US Activists

ILRF Files Complaint on Behalf of Philippine Workers

Manila's Daily Tribune Articles Regarding Congressional Letter

Brian Campbell Blacklisted by the Philippines Govt

Seeking Answers Report : The Philippines

IJN Executive Director blacklisted from Philippines

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