Philippines Australia Solidarity Group (Queensland) Newsletter
1995 Volume 9

 

CONTENTS:

• JUSTICE DENIED
• Illustration:
• In the "Twilight Zone"
• Japanese Second Invasion
• Illustrations:
• Campaign Against Sex Tourism and Trafficking in Filipino Women
• National Security Ideology in the Philippines
• Illustration: 'Read My Lips'
• Extracts from Q&A: National Security Ideology and its Present Manifestations in the Philippines
• Illustration:
• NORTHERN DISPATCH
• Illustration:
• FILIPINO WOMEN & MIGRATION RESOURCE KIT
• Searching for the Heart of America: Reintroducing Carlos Bulosan (Part One)
• Illustrations:
• On Both Sides of Prison Walls
• The Death Penalty Law Is Nothing But Legalized Killing. Abolish It!
• STOP PRESS: Ramos Signs Bill for Buying up to $15 billion in Arms
• Divide and Rule at the BBQ
• Illustration:
• Editorial:

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CONTENTS:

• SPECIAL ISSUE:
• Photo: Flor Contemplacion
• Filipino Migrants
• Illustration:
• The Business, the Buyer, and the Bought
• MEDIA: Commentary on the special report entitled "Murder By Mail Order"
• Mail Order Brides in Australia
• What's So Jolly About The Swagman?
• One Dead and One Wounded
• Australian Friendship in Action
• Illustrations:
• A Historical Look at Filipino Sexuality and the Rise of Prostitution
• Illustrations:
• Prostitution: Old Tale New Face
• HREOC Refers Study to Institute of Criminology
• "Whore"
• Illustrations:
• Searching for the Heart of America: Reintroducing Carlos Bulosan (Part Two)
• Illustrations:
• Japanese Second Invasion (Part Two)
• Editorial
• Illustrations:
• STOP PRESS: Women's Human Rights: Eliminating Violence Against Women in the Home and on the Battlefield.
• INSERT:

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CONTENTS:

• Philippine Solidarity Groups Network
• Sex Tourism & Trafficking.
• Illustrations:
• Australian-Philippine Dialogue
• Support Work For Prostituted Women
• Illustrations:
• "Bureau of Immigration, Manila"
• Photos:
• Japanese Comfort Women: One Woman's Story
• Prostitution As Choice?
• Illustration: "Women Empowering Women"
• Bontoc Villagers Protest Australian Mine Intrusion
• Australian Accused of Rape and Sexual Molestation
• Profile:
• Lights Off, Lights On
• You (Ikaw)
• Is Prostitution Work?
• Lyric from Who's To Blame
• Out of the Shadows: Herstory... His Story...
• Philippines Australia Solidarity 1995
• Editorial

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CONTENTS:

• The Tragic Stories of Two Sarahs
• Illustration: 'Helpers in Need of Help'
• Illustration:
• Cartoon:
• Peace Talks Cease Talks
• Photos:
• Nuke Means Debt, Nuke Means Death!
• From The Cold War To The 21st Century: Towards a New Era in the Asia-Pacific
• EVENT: The 16th bi-annual conference of the International Peace Research Association
• The Aboriginal Welfare Fund & Aboriginal Savings Account
• Extracts and illustrations from Economic Growth in 1994 : At Whose Expense
• They Call Us Everything Else Except Victims
• Illustration:
• Photos:
• Filipino Workers Protest
• Plight of Filipino Women
• Photo:
• Indigenous Women in the Beijing Conference
• Photos: Debbie Wall gave a talk on Australian sex tourism to students of the Philippine Science High School.
• Batang Paslit
• STOP PRESS ...
• Editorial

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CONTENTS:

• Cordillera Women Denounce Beauty Pageant
• Location: Swagman Hotel, Manila, Philippines
• Report from PASG-WA
• Filipino Unionists Murdered
• Oil Price Hike Creates Chaos
• Ramos Lashes Back at Imelda
• The Struggle for Justice is the Struggle for Peace
• Report From Aotearoa: Australasian Women's Delegation Confronts Flesh Merchants
• Illustrations:
• "To Resist Is To Win"
• Wall of Testimony
• UPDATE:
• Child Prostitution Bred by Tourism
• Cartoon: Tai WAN China Policy
• CHOICE
• Filipino OCWs in Japan (Part One)
• The UN General Assembly on December 13th voted to call for an immediate end to nuclear tests ...
• Editorial
• INSERT:

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