AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIndigenous Rights: A new FPIC Watch launched in Baguio to monitor consent for projects on ancestral lands and push for stronger safeguards for Indigenous communities. Food & Heritage: A planned Nov. 21 dinner in Malolos will spotlight local farmers, Indigenous ingredients and climate-conscious cooking, as organizers work toward a Slow Food community in Bulacan. Cultural Heritage: Paete’s council sought a public clarification after a Halloween TV feature linked the town’s woodcarving tradition with curses; the program later apologized. Schools & Heat: Dangerous heat reaching 43°C has prompted class suspensions and online learning in parts of Western Visayas, with officials warning of heat-related illness. Youth Well-being: A WHO study found about 40% of Filipino teens had no day with at least an hour of physical activity in the previous week; inactivity was higher among girls. Bangsamoro: The region’s elected parliament chose Abdulraof Macacua as chief minister, marking a transition to a new phase of self-government after decades of conflict.
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