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Understanding conflict: education for peace in Mindanao

By CONJUGATIONS | By Lila Ramos Shahani | October 18, 2015 - 10:00am

In late January of this year, sixty-seven Filipinos died in Mamasapano, Mindanao—following a botched operation dubbed: Exodus. The public outcry was raw and visceral, awakening both a renewed sense of...

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