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Sunday, April 27, 2008

 

Human Rights lawyer Honorata O. Victoria

A mission for justice

While most lawyers get fat checks as payment for their services, it is not unusual for Atty. Honorata O. Victoria to receive a basket of fruits or vegetable for providing legal assistance. “They are tokens of gratitude, really, and they sometimes lined my office,” she narrates smiling. The 40-year-old Victoria is a human rights lawyer specializing on women and labor issues. Though she’s been in the field for nearly 15 years, she discloses that her sympathy for the downtrodden and the marginalized was something ingrained to her long before she had any plan of becoming a lawyer.

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O T H E R   F E A T U R E S

 

THE FILIPINO CHAMPION

Three young Filipino scientists present their scientific papers at the finals of the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) Talent Search for Young Scientists 2008.

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Carla Gisela Ysabel Concepcion, a graduating Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (MBB) student from UP Diliman (UPD), bagged the top prize at this year’s Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)-Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Science Awards.

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Sixty-nine children participated in a children’s art competition entitled “Water is Life” at the Arroceros Forest Park in Manila in celebration of Earth Day 2008.

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The Philippine chapter of the Junior Chamber International (JCI) launches the search for the Philippine representatives to the JCI 2008 Creative Young Entrepreneurs Award (CYEA) in New Delhi, India.

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THE LITERARY LIFE

ZISA showed up with a half-bottle of vodka just as we were having our last drink for the night. She had that pensive look which said she wanted to talk. Aldo, the sensitive poet, obliged by asking whether anything was bothering her.

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THE GREEN REVOLUTION

Earth Day is an internationally celebrated yet still a relatively new concept in distant provinces in the Philippines. Cagwait is a province in Surigao del Sur, and to reach it requires a flight to Butuan and a painstaking eight-hour bus ride through unpaved rough roads.

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