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From monarchy to Islamic rule to war in Iran: A personal account (Part 2)

By Theresa Martelino-Reyes

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Mar 17, 2026

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11-minute read

I still hope to revisit an unshackled and prosperous Iran where citizens can enjoy the beautiful poetry of Rumi and Hafez in peace; where the women are allowed to read, go to school, speak their minds without fear – and wear their hijabs and chadors by choice.

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From monarchy to Islamic rule to war in Iran: A personal account (Part 1)

By Theresa Martelino-Reyes

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Mar 17, 2026

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11-minute read

I grew up in Tehran, Iran. My family moved there in 1968 when I was 10 years old. For over a decade, we considered the country our second home.

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Cynicism out, Contemporary Youth Activism in

By Ma. Rizza Francisco

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Mar 3, 2026

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7-minute read

The show of force by the youth at the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power is a manifestation that young Filipinos are woke and understand that a collective voice calling for change is their real strength and power.

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New faces, same fight: 40 years after EDSA People Power Revolution

By AYANNAH RAVEN NUYLES, HERSHEY JUAN

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Feb 28, 2026

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8-minute read

The veterans of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution gathered on Feb. 25, hopeful despite the current political situation, as they are joined by the youth, their eyes wide open and ready to continue the fight to give true meaning to freedom and democracy.

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First time in Sandatahang Dahas monitoring: body dumps of state agents

By Aidrielle Raymundo

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Feb 26, 2026

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15-minute read

For the first time in its one year of monthly monitoring of state-related violence, Sandatahang Dahas recorded body dumps of state agents.

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