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A banner clamoring for justice for the violent murder of Aris. Photo by Steffen Jensen.FIGURE 4.Family members mourn the death of a child killed amid the crossfire of vigilante killings. FromBagong Silang,
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While there have been incidents of overt resistance also in Bagong Silang (Palatino 2019), outright opposition has frequently been the domain of human rights organizations, the Catholic church, and some
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1This image has been reproduced in much of the documentation from human rights organizations that aim to place a smoking gun in the hands of the president (Amnesty International 2017; Human Rights Watch
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