Publications

Policy Digest.  Senate of the Republic of the Philippines.  Vol. III, No. 2, February 1999.

• “The Financial Crisis, The Filipino Poor, and Human Rights.”

International Committee of the Red Cross.  Geneva, Switzerland (1997).

• “Country Report on the State Practice of the Philippines of Customary International Humanitarian Law.”

1998 Philippine Peace and Human Rights Review.  Institute of Human Rights, UP Law Center.

• “Globalization and Human Rights:  A Philippine Perspective.”

1999 Philippine Peace and Human Rights Review.  Institute of Human Rights, UP Law Center.

• “The General Appropriations Act As An Instrument of Social Justice.”

Various articles in “The Human Rights Agenda” (monthly publication of the Institute of Human Rights-UP Law Center) including the following:

• Irony of War:  International Humanitarian Law in the Philippines
• Bureaucratic Processes, Lack of Coordination or Political Motivation?
• Globalization and Human Rights
• Globalization, the Financial Market, and the Right to Work
• Right to Information:  Globalization and Human Rights
• Globalization and the Need for Stricter Environmental Standards
• The Philippines Within the Next Century:  Development and Human Rights?
• Gene Mapping of Indigenous Peoples:  A Human Rights Violation
• Illusions of the GATT Safety Nets
• The RP-Visiting Forces Agreement:  A Case of Déjà vu
• The Asian Financial Crisis and Economic Rights:  The Right to Work and Food Security
• The Financial Crisis, The Filipino Poor, and Human Rights
• The Right to Development:  Dawning of a New Human Rights Era
• The General Appropriations Act As An Instrument of Social Justice
• The New Retail Trade Act:  Short-Term Gains for Long-Term Woes
• The Labor Sector in a New Global Economic Order:  Survival vs. Economic Rights
• Rights of Migrant Workers as Human Rights
• Medium Term Development Plan 1999-2004 and the Right to Development of Filipinos
• The Call to Amend the Constitution:  Unending Search for the Appropriate Rationale
• Deregulation, Liberalization and Globalization, and Damnation?
• The Philippine Public Housing Sector:  Conflicting Personalities and Divergent Policies (A Lesson in Ballroom Dancing)
• The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

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