Most Recent Articles from Igorota

• Peace 

  We've descended from a people who have always desired for peace. We are a people who have been repressed, mutilated, raped, murdered, silenced for...

  10/01/03 · More from publication

• Women and peace in the Cordilleras 

  Peace is usually understood as a state of quietness or tranquility. It is said to be the freedom from agitation or violence. Peace is usually...

  10/01/03 by Arsenia Addon · More from publication

• Peace—through the eyes of an Isnag woman 

  I once thought, I was cursed for being born an Isnag. I grew up in a place where my kind was marginalized and misjudged. We were seemingly branded...

  10/01/03 by Lydia T. Bayedbed · More from publication

• Tungtungan and Lupon: crossing paths to maintain peace Bokod 

  The community of Daklan, Bokod, Benguet has successfully webbed their indigenous conflict-resolution system into the dominant national...

  10/01/03 by Jenefer B. Kiong · More from publication

• Justice & peace: the Kalinga way 

  WHAT IS THE BODONG? WHAT IS THE BODONG? Among the northern Kalinga folk "Bodong" means "bound together". In the southern part of the territory...

  10/01/03 by Lydia T. Bayedbed · More from publication

• Peace is freedom from travails of war 

  Peace is freedom From travails of war. It is the state of rest of people. Peace is the time when friendship is in the hearts of the people. It is...

  10/01/03 by Kimberly Aquino · More from publication

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