Peace, Democratization and Human Rights Program
The Southern Philippines Council for Peace and Development: A Response to the Controversy
Edited by Miriam Coronel-Ferrer
122 pages / year 1996
This publication puts together the reports of research teams of the Mindanao Studies and Peace, Conflict Resolution and Human Rights Programs convened to undertake the fast-track project on the Southern Philippines Council for Peace and Development (SPCPD).
41 pages / year 1994
164 pages / year 1994
39 pages / year 1994
129 pages / year 1994
40 pages / year 1994
Ruth Lusterio, and David Andrade
100 pages / year 1999
202 pages / year 2000
Using case studies, this book describes the use of torture among children in the Philippines; examines its impact; and assesses local and international efforts to protect and assist recovery of survivors.
Occasional Papers
Legal Dimensions of the Peace ProcessBy Alberto T. Muyot45 pages / year 1996
Physicians and Torture: Knowledge, Attitudes and PracticesBy June Pagaduan-Lopez et al.
43 pages / year 1995
Peace-Building and Mediation in the PhilippinesBy Miriam Coronel-Ferrer
51 pages / year 1994
Reflections on the Peace ProcessBy Ed Garcia
37 pages / year 1994
ASEAN Perspectives on Human Rights and Democracy in International RelationsBy Carolina G. Hernandez
32 pages / year 1995
Amnesty in the Philippines: The Legal Concept as a Political ToolBy Alberto T. Muyot
56 pages / year 1994
The View Towards Peace of FilipinosBy Ma. Serena I. Diokno
27 pages / year 1994