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SUMMARY:Documenting Duterte’s Drug War (1)
LOCATION:REC A1.03
DESCRIPTION:The war on drugs was a centerpiece of former Philippine Preside
 nt Rodrigo R. Duterte’s campaign when he ran and won for president in 2016.
  Since then, more than 6,252* have been killed but according to Amnesty Int
 ernational the real number could be more than 30,000. Most of the victims w
 ere urban poor. Documentary films such as Aswang (2019), by the young filmm
 aker Alyx Arumpac, are important portrayals of the extra-judicial killings 
 during the Duterte regime. The most recent documentary film on the drug war
 , Maria (2023) by She Andes, follows the journey of three women, all named 
 Maria, in their quest for truth and justice. \n\nIn January 2023, the Inter
 national Criminal Court has resumed its investigation on Duterte’s drug war
  and appeals to stop the investigations have been denied. The Philippine go
 vernment, now under former dictator’s son, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” M
 arcos Jr., and the daughter of PRRD, Vice-President Sara Duterte, refuse to
  cooperate with the ICC. Meanwhile, the quest for justice continues. \n\n*f
 rom Philippines’ Dangerous Drugs Board. \n\nProf. Eloisa May P. Hernandez P
 hD will give a background on the Duterte Drug War, the importance of women 
 filmmakers in the fight for justice, followed by an introduction to the fil
 m Maria, and the filmmaker, She Andes. The film Maria will be shown (75 min
 utes running time) followed by a discussion with the filmmaker, Mary Ann Do
 mingo (one of the Maria featured in the documentary, and Assistant Professo
 r Chei Billedo. \n\nA. Introduction: “Documenting Duterte’s Drug War” by El
 oisa May P. Hernandez PhD, Professor Department of Art Studies, University 
 of the Philippines, 15 minutes \n\nB. Film Showing: Maria by She Andes, 202
 3, 75 minutes \n\nC. Panel discussion, 30mins \n\nShe Andres, director and 
 writer of Maria\nMary Ann Domingo, one of the Maria in the documentary\nRea
 ctor: Cherrie Joy F. Billedo PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Commun
 ication Science, University of Amsterdam
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/documenting-duterte-s-drug-war
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UID:euroseas-2024-documenting-duterte-s-drug-war-2
SUMMARY:Documenting Duterte’s Drug War (2)
LOCATION:REC A1.03
DESCRIPTION:The war on drugs was a centerpiece of former Philippine Preside
 nt Rodrigo R. Duterte’s campaign when he ran and won for president in 2016.
  Since then, more than 6,252* have been killed but according to Amnesty Int
 ernational the real number could be more than 30,000. Most of the victims w
 ere urban poor. Documentary films such as Aswang (2019), by the young filmm
 aker Alyx Arumpac, are important portrayals of the extra-judicial killings 
 during the Duterte regime. The most recent documentary film on the drug war
 , Maria (2023) by She Andes, follows the journey of three women, all named 
 Maria, in their quest for truth and justice. \n\nIn January 2023, the Inter
 national Criminal Court has resumed its investigation on Duterte’s drug war
  and appeals to stop the investigations have been denied. The Philippine go
 vernment, now under former dictator’s son, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” M
 arcos Jr., and the daughter of PRRD, Vice-President Sara Duterte, refuse to
  cooperate with the ICC. Meanwhile, the quest for justice continues. \n\n*f
 rom Philippines’ Dangerous Drugs Board. \n\nProf. Eloisa May P. Hernandez P
 hD will give a background on the Duterte Drug War, the importance of women 
 filmmakers in the fight for justice, followed by an introduction to the fil
 m Maria, and the filmmaker, She Andes. The film Maria will be shown (75 min
 utes running time) followed by a discussion with the filmmaker, Mary Ann Do
 mingo (one of the Maria featured in the documentary, and Assistant Professo
 r Chei Billedo. \n\nA. Introduction: “Documenting Duterte’s Drug War” by El
 oisa May P. Hernandez PhD, Professor Department of Art Studies, University 
 of the Philippines, 15 minutes \n\nB. Film Showing: Maria by She Andes, 202
 3, 75 minutes \n\nC. Panel discussion, 30mins \n\nShe Andres, director and 
 writer of Maria\nMary Ann Domingo, one of the Maria in the documentary\nRea
 ctor: Cherrie Joy F. Billedo PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Commun
 ication Science, University of Amsterdam
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/documenting-duterte-s-drug-war
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