Generational struggle for agrarian reform
Miriam has worn many uniforms: factory worker, admin officer, pastoral worker, local official, peasant organizer.
Generational struggle for agrarian reform
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Three farmers face charges in militarized Lupang Ramos
Three farmers face charges in militarized Lupang Ramos
Their kalawit, hoes, and sickles which are used to prune rice and weed soil become “weapons” in the state’s eyes.
Mothers in the rural land power the nation’s fields
Mothers in the rural land power the nation’s fields
Recently, the Lupang Ramos farmers grieved the impact of the successive storms which destroyed their planted corn and string beans.
Despite protests, state security forces attempt to enter Lupang Ramos
Despite protests, state security forces attempt to enter Lupang Ramos
When confronted by KASAMA-LR officials, the police and military eventually admitted that they plan on establishing a “permanent camp” within Lupang Ramos.
2 young engineers worked with Lupang Ramos farmers, and what they reaped was priceless
2 young engineers worked with Lupang Ramos farmers, and what they reaped was priceless
Two engineers volunteered to work on a solar-powered irrigation pump for the farmers of Lupang Ramos, a 372-hectare disputed land in Dasmariñas, Cavite.
‘Bungkalan’ in Lupang Ramos: The collective struggle for land and climate-resilient and community-led food production
‘Bungkalan’ in Lupang Ramos: The collective struggle for land and climate-resilient and community-led food production
At a disputed land in the province of Cavite, farmers are healing the land from decades of intensive unsustainable farming practices that led to soil degradation. On top of their daily toil of putting food on the table, they are also resisting attempts of eviction.
Farmers in Lupang Ramos successful vs. threats of eviction days before Christmas
Farmers in Lupang Ramos successful vs. threats of eviction days before Christmas
“This is a big victory for us because we were able to defend our rights to the land that our families have owned for generations.”
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