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Tag: The Philippines

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Human Rights research in the Philippines

When They Dig For Gold in Tampakan

  • September 17, 2015

Joy Sanchez-Bravo will spend the next three months at RWI in Lund to research the human rights impact a new mine in the Philippines will have on the local population.

For over 16 years, Joy has been working for … Continue reading » “When They Dig For Gold in Tampakan”

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