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New study shows how PH extremist groups use social media to recruit
Recruitment efforts and violent extremist messaging are organic and localized, and exploit 'hot button' issues like the Mindanao peace process and alleged military abuses, according to a study
Localizing response to prevent online sexual exploitation of children
AlamBaU provides audience-specific materials on preventing OSEC that target kids, teens, parents, and teachers
Experts push for community-led Marawi rehabilitation
'The success or failure of rehabilitation will depend on the quality of participation and representation of communities in both planning and implementation,' says a paper published by Asia Foundation
Rappler journalist is Asia Foundation Development Fellow
Southeast Asia correspondent Natashya Gutierrez is one of 12 who are chosen for the '2018 Asia Foundation Development Fellows: Emerging Leadership for Asia’s Future' program
Experts mull PH federalism shift, improving electoral system
Academics weighed the pros and cons of adopting a federal form of government and better representation in Congress
Conversations with disaster experts
How do we minimize the loss of lives and damage when ferocious typhoons come our way?
Fences and farmers: LGU efforts in education reforms
More local government units are taking up the responsibility of improving the quality of education in the country
High hopes for PWD-inclusive election
A free concert to encourage PWDs to cast their votes in the coming elections was held Monday May 6
Anwar's acquittal and Malaysia's judiciary, elections
If this event can be taken as momentum toward a more reform minded administration this could prove to further enhance and rehabilitate Malaysia’s international image
