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Total Number of Petitioners: 220

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Name		Country	Organisation
1.	N A	India
2.	Yuwen Abela	Philippines	Karatula
3.	Jeffry Acaba	Philippines	Amnesty International Philippines
4.	Fleur Adcock	Australia
5.	Albert Aguilar	Philippines	First Quarter Storm Movement
6.	Ayodele Akele	Nigeria	Labour,Health and Human Rights Development Centre
7.	Khurshida Akter	Bangladesh	Bangladesh Kishani Sabha
8.	Mohammad Khorshed Alam	Bangladesh	Palash Palli Unnayan Sangstha
9.	Badrul Alam	Bangladesh	Bangladesh Krishok Federation
10.	Alamira Rasmia Nafisa Alonto	Saudi Arabia
11.	Ellen Ambags	Netherlands	Mama Cash
12.	Rina Anastacio	Philippines	Migrante International
13.	Jessica Anderson	United Kingdom
14.	Edgar Arbozo	Philippines	Antipolo Peoples' Congress (APC or Kongreso ng mga Mamamayan ng Antipolo)
15.	Elnard Arellano	Malaysia	Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific (PAN AP)
16.	Asian Pacific Resource & Research Centre For Women ARROW	Malaysia
17.	Nadia Bafagih	Indonesia	Yayasan Cakrawala Timur
18.	Cristy Bagni	Canada	Binnadang Organizing Committee and Association of Filipino women workers (iWWorkers)
19.	Esther C Bangcawayan	Hong Kong	Pinatud A Saleng ti Umili
20.	Mary Grace Bangoy	Philippines	APWLD
21.	Balram Banskota	Nepal
22.	Joi Barrios	United States of America
23.	Rita Baua	Philippines	Bagong Alyansang Makabayan ( New Patriotic Alliance )
24.	Fernando Bejarano G	Mexico	Pesticide Action Network in Mexico (RAPAM)
25.	Bae Adelfa Belayong	Philippines	Madagway Babaeyon
26.	Bramee Biadnes	Philippines
27.	Graham Bond	Australia	Ausralians for Native Title & Reconciliation
28.	Vince Booys	United States of America	-
29.	Irina Borgos	United States of America	PINAY (Canada)
30.	Clare Borinski	Ireland
31.	Kim Brewster	Ireland
32.	Marjo Busto Quinto	Philippines	Asian Rural Women's Coalition (ARWC)
33.	John Carlo Cabalit	Philippines
34.	Fr. Dionito Cabillas	Philippines	Iglesia Filipina Independiente
35.	Bishop Felixberto Calang	Philippines	Initiatives for Peace in Mindanao
36.	TANDONG CALISTUS JONG	Cameroon	AMYOFACIG *(NGO)
37.	Evelyn Calugay	Canada	Pinay
38.	Debbie Jean Canales	Philippines	Karatula
39.	Nish Candao	Philippines
40.	Jayphard Capistrano	Philippines	League of filipino students
41.	Joan Carling	Thailand	Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact
42.	Jorge Carvajal	Australia
43.	Aaron Ceradoy	Hong Kong
44.	Cheng Chien-tzu	Taiwan
45.	Peter Chua	United States of America
46.	Niza Concepcion	Philippines	Committee for Asian Women
47.	Gerry Albert Corpuz	Philippines	Contributor, all voices.com
48.	Kevin Dance	United States of America	Passionists International
49.	Brigitte Dang-ay	Canada	MIGRANTE-Canada
50.	Rashella Dar	Philippines
51.	Sha Davies	Australia
52.	Sharon Davis	Ireland
53.	Teri Dawe	Canada
54.	Sid De Guzman	Canada	Migrante Canada
55.	Sister Josefina De Guzman	Philippines
56.	Jasmin De La Calzada	Canada	PINAY-Filipino Women's Organization in Quebec, Canada
57.	ANTHONY DEBBARMA	India	BOROK PEOPLES' HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANISATION
58.	Cynthia Deduro	Philippines	Dagsaw Panay and Guimaras Indigenous Peoples Network
59.	Jay Del Rosario	Philippines	University of the Philippines, Manila - University Student Council
60.	Eugenie Depatie-Pelletier	Canada	MigrantWorkersRights-Canada
61.	Eugenie Depatie-Pelletier	Canada	Migrant Workers Rights - Canada
62.	Vernie Diano	Philippines	Innabuyog
63.	Mariela Dizon	Philippines	NNARA-YOUTH
64.	Leon Dulce	Philippines	Kalikasan-People's Network for the Environment
65.	Anna Leah Escresa	Philippines	Ecumenical Institute for Labor Education and Research, Inc. (EILER)
66.	Rick Esguerra	Canada	Philippine Solidarity Group-Toronto
67.	Phoebe Espana	Philippines	Ethnic Groups Development Resource Center, Inc
68.	Pauline Gidget Estella	Philippines	College Editors Guild of the Philippines-National
69.	BURNAD FATHIMA	India	TAMIL NADU WOMEN'S FORUM
70.	Loreen Feliza	Philippines	Student Christian Movement of the Philippines
71.	Jean Marie Ferraris	Philippines
72.	Alaykka Fowler	Philippines	American Field Service Philippines
73.	Salvador France	Philippines	Pamalakaya
74.	Jenilene Francisco	United States of America	SiGAw / Gabriela USA
75.	Mary Rose Francisco	Philippines	ACFIL
76.	Pastor Jones Galang	Korea, South	Osan Migrant Center
77.	Lian Marie Gallardo	Philippines
78.	Sabela Gayo	Indonesia	Gayonese Youth Association
79.	Thet Gloria	Germany	AMEN
80.	Jomorito Goaynon	Philippines	Kalumbay Regional Lumad Organization
81.	Jojo Gorospe	Philippines	Alliance of health workers
82.	Yanes Govindaraj	Malaysia
83.	Mary Graham	Australia	Murri Mura Aboriginal Corporation
84.	Hunter Gray	United States of America
85.	Zenaida Lydia Guray	Philippines
86.	Clara Guzman	Philippines
87.	Frederick Harper	United Kingdom
88.	Chandra Hewagallage	Sri Lanka	Vikalpani national women's federation
89.	Fernando Hicap	Philippines	National chairperson
90.	Froi Hizon	Philippines	CEGP
91.	Sy Ho Van	Vietnam	Center of Research and Assistance for Development Projects
92.	Francisco Honra	Philippines	Former Councilman Brgy. West Calaguiman, Samal, Bataan
93.	Tina Huang	Taiwan
94.	Patricia Ibarra	Philippines
95.	David Quinn Ingan	Philippines
96.	Rosmah Ismail	Malaysia	Pesticide Action Network Asia Pacific (PAN AP)
97.	Coro Jimemez Arellano	Spain
98.	Bishop Rudy Juliada	Philippines	Moro-Christian People's Alliance (MCPA) Lanao
99.	Sanny Priann Justo	Philippines	YOUTH FEDERATION FOR WORLD PEACE-CARAGA PHILIPPINES
100.	Khushi Kabir	Bangladesh

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[ Background ] [ Petition Letter ]

Updates:

House Resolution No. 1418
RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS TO CONDUCT AN INQUIRY IN AID OF LEGISLATION ON THE REPORTED HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS COMMITTED BY SECURITY PERSONNEL OF CENTRAL MINDANAO UNIVERSITY (CMU), ELEMENTS OF CIVILIAN ARMED FORCES GEOGRAPHICAL UNIT (CAFGU) AND MEMBERS OF PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE AGAINST FARMERS BELONGING TO BUKIDNON FREE FARMERS AND AGRICULTURAL LABORERS ASSOCIATION (BUFFALO), TRIAD AGRICULTURAL MANPOWER OF RURAL ACTIVE WORKERS (TAMARAW) AND LANDLESS TILLERS INHABITANTS OF MUSUAN (LIMUS)
16 June 2011
Introduced by the Philippines House of Representative, Hon. Rafael Mariano, Anakpwais Partylist Representative.

4 farmers hurt as Bukidnon campus guards open fire at protesters
15 June 2011
By Jeffrey M. Tupas
Inquirer Mindanao

Defend Agrarian Rights, Uphold Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms!
14 June 2011
AMIHAN Northern Mindanao

CMU guards indiscriminately fired at BTL farmers protesting outside the university,
3 seriously wounded
14 June 2011
AMIHAN Northern Mindanao

Additional Information

Tired and starving, peasant women of Buffalo-Tamaraw-Limus (BTL) Women’s Association in Maramag, Bukidnon advanced in the picket lines and perform their Operation Tikad together with the BTL Farmers’ Assocation.

'Operation Tikad' is the term used for the action of the farmers of the Buffalo-Tamaraw-Limus areas inside the Central Mindanao University (CMU) in Maramag, Bukidnon in collectively tilling the land while a deal is yet to be sealed between the CMU administration and the displaced farmers.

For additional information and photos, please visit: http://www.arkibongbayan.org/2011/2011-06June08-WomenResist/womenresist.htm

You may also download the Speak Out! for additional information on the result of the International Fact Finding Mission (IFFM) which was conducted in July 2007 showcasing the struggle of the farmers in Central Mindanao University (CMU) as a confirmation of the failure of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) to redistribute land to farmers.

Braving Bullets: Central Mindanao farmers struggle for genuine land reform
by Ilang-Ilang Quijano
Speak Out! Communities Asserting Their Rights to Food Sovereignty
PAN AP and PCFS
July 2007

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