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Charter Change for whom?
As Congress pushes their proposed charter change, Inklusibo researched if such proposed changes would improve…
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Struggling for Women’s Rights means Struggling for an Inclusive Future
The failure of the prevailing system of livelihood only disables women to acquire the advantages…
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Inklusibo welcomes UN Special Rapporteur Khan’s initial findings
Inklusibo welcomes the initial findings of Irene Khan, the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of…
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Profiting from Necessities: The case of the Bacolod City Water District
Today, dismissed workers of the Bacolod City Water District Employees Union are bound to mobilize…
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The Neoliberal Truth of the PUV Modernization Program
Upon extensive research, Inklusibo found out that international financial corporations and multinational transport corporations have…
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Resisting Evictions of the Urban Poor: A Resource for Housing Rights Advocates
Inklusibo’s new manual on housing rights provides an in-depth narrative of the urban poor’s right…
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Inklusibo Challenges DOTr’s Claims on PUVMP Fare Hikes: Advocate for Fairness in Public Transport
In response to DOTr’s recent assertion that the PUV Modernization Program (PUVMP) won’t result in…
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The Affordability Gap in Housing for the Urban Poor: A 2019 Report on Housing Affordability (Income and Rent Expense) in Sitio San Roque, North Triangle, Quezon City
Current housing policies in place fail to account for disadvantaged groups. The Community Development Plan…
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Grassroots-led Agroecological Urban farming as a strategy for ensuring food security and defending land rights in COVID-19 times: The experience of the Tanimang Bayan (community food gardens) in Sitio San Roque, North Triangle, Quezon City
Written by Gelyn Rosilio, Weng Bautista, Janine Lopez, Ervin Grana, Gabby Martinez, Maxine Faminiano, and…
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Education for the marginalized a year after COVID-19: Reflections on Sitio San Roque’s Eskuwela Maralita (Community-based school), and DepEd’s distance learning
Written by Line Nalangan, Gelyn Rosilio, Joshua Pangilinan, and Niki Graziella Baroy