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[Announcement from http://hronlineph.com]
sali na sa kulitan… Post your Pick-up lines against DEBT sa comment box ng FACEBOOK link na ito https://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=hp#!/groups/210738199018314/, be a group member, share and ask friends to LIKE your Pick-uplines. Ang pinakamaraming like ang magiging official T-shirt print/design ng uTANG na! Imoral! at may libreng T-shirt ka pa kapag nanalo ka! Winner will be announced on March 25, 2012. It’s more FUN to HATE DEBT in the Philippines!
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ANNOUNCING!!! ANNOUNCING!!! ANNOUNCING!!!
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A trending board for photos, jokes, ‘pick-up’ liners, opinions, information, discussion and sweeping education on the immorality of DEBT through COMMENTS and LIKES and DISLIKES.
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A space for creative minds to re-capture the seriousness of Philippine debt issue: its impact and its effect to Philippine society in light fashion.
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Put in your 5-cent worth opinion. Invite you FB friends to comment, like or dislike. … and let’s start the ball rolling. 🙂
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Join the group at facebook, now…
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The annual Front Line Defenders Award for Human Rights Defenders at Risk was established in 2005 to honour the work of a human rights defender or group of human rights defenders who, through non-violent work, are courageously making an outstanding contribution to the promotion and protection of the human rights of others, often at great personal risk to themselves.
The Award seeks to focus international attention on the human rights defender’s work, thus contributing to the recipient’s personal security, and a cash prize of €15,000 is awarded to the Award recipient and his/her organisation in an effort to support the continuation of this important work.
Front Line is currently accepting nominations for the Front Line Defenders Award for Human Rights Defenders at Risk 2012, and will continue to do so until the 30th January 2012.
Please click on the link below to access the secure nomination form:
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For the past five years, WikiPilipinas.org, the Philippines‘ premier online encyclopedia, has been awarding the WikiPinoy of the Year title to the person or group of people who has empowered the public by providing open information and in-depth insights into the more significant issues affecting the country today.
A WikiPinoy does more than information and knowledge sharing. A WikiPinoy’s output is research-driven, meaning, he or she does not just present the facts as is, but probes beneath the surface of each story and inspires people to be knowledge sharers as well. For a WikiPinoy, knowledge sharing goes beyond the comfortable seat of his or her office desk—he or she is proactive.
Unlike in previous years when the WikiPinoy of the Year was selected by the editorial board and staff of WikiPilipinas, the 2011 WikiPinoy of the Year will be chosen by WikiPinoys – the readers and contributing volunteers of WikiPilipinas.
Starting today, December 1, WikiPilipinas readers can vote for one of ten nominees for the 2011 WikiPinoy of the Year by answering the online poll question on WikiPilipinas’ official facebook account.
To vote for the 2011 WikiPinoy of the Year, add WikiPililipinas.org on Facebook.
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By Dr. Renato G. Mabunga
Bloggers’ network and various human rights organizations in the Philippines launch HRonlinePH movement and portal on 1st December 2011 at Crystal Ship Café, Quezon City. Started as a simple discussion of ideas of promoting human rights online, a group of enthusiastic bloggers and human rights defenders found each other, shared information on human rights and formed HROnlinePH. Today, it finds its niche as an effective resource on the country’s human rights condition.
Internet and social media play an important role in information-communication today. There has been an upsurge in the number of sites, and now HRonlinePH joins the larger movement of electronic campaign. HRonlinePH draws its activities through individual opinions of bloggers, facebook members, and twitters’ network on current Philippine issues. It is also highlighted by facilitation of various statements, position papers and campaign advocacies of organizations of various political traditions and affiliations to land a spot in both the print media and the digital world. It interfaces with the other human rights websites and resources online, and organizational identity in an attempt to promote an issue that best captures international human rights principles.
HROnlinePH (or Human Rights Online Philippines) is a movement specialized to promoting and protecting human rights in the Philippines through Information Resources Online. As a movement, it may fan a successful revolution as exemplified by the Arab Spring. Yet, it knows so well, that it is not THE revolution where human rights may find its place in the hearts of the States. It may be a part; it can be a part; and for HRonlinePH, it must be an essential part of winning a battle for the dignity of persons.
Noticed your electric bills?
It has started.
Power rate has gone up due to wrong policies under privatization and EPIRA.
Register your protest! BLACK OUT your profile pics and say…
“I BLACKOUT AGAINST POWER HIKE”
FB campaign mechanics:
All Filipinos and friends around the World-Wide Web with Facebook account and wishing to register one simple act of protest against continuing hike of power rates in the Philippines are enjoined to temporarily change their profile picture with the BLACKOUT logo (attached) on October 11, 2011 from 3:00 in the afternoon to 9:00 in the evening. Let us register our voices that even as Facebookers we too are concerned NETizens and affected by the increasing power rate. Invite all your facebook friends to do an act of SOLIDARITY.
FACEBOOKERS UNITE!!!
BLACKOUT AGAINST POWER HIKE!
Join the National day of action, Oct.11, 7:30-8pm National Power-OFF/Lights-OFF!
FREE ZONE 