Philippine Peace

women and indigenous peoples actively participated in the struggle for freedom. This is to rectify historical accounts, which primarily centered on activities in Northern and Central Luzon. Documentation of local history likewise encourages the presentation of women, minorities, writers, artists, and development workers as "peaceful" players in the revolution. Global movements focusing on human rights – gender and children's rights, sustainable development and social development issues have underscored peaceful social transformation strategies and continue to emphasize values of trust, mutuality, cooperation, sharing, compassion and respect for other cultures.
             The peaceful people's revolution at EDSA in 1986, which brought down
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