Farmers Endure Militarization in the Philippines’ ‘Massacre Capital’
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Farmers Endure Militarization in the Philippines’ ‘Massacre Capital’

Nineteen people were killed in an alleged military encounter in the Philippines' Negros Island. While the military claims they were rebels, families and rights groups dispute this, citing the presence of students and journalists among the dead, raising concerns of a potential massacre.

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