OBJECTIVE:
To engage UST students, administrators, faculty, alumni, support staff, and partner communities, institutions, networks in the commemoration of Philippine Martial Law.
To engage UST students, administrators, faculty, alumni, support staff, and partner communities, institutions, networks in the commemoration of Philippine Martial Law.
To ignite social, spiritual, and moral consciousness amongst the participants and organizers about human rights ideals and its relationship with the current socio-political and human right trends in the Philippines.
A Spanish theologian best remembered for his defense of the rights of the Indians of the New World against Spanish colonists and for his ideas of the limitations of justifiable warfare.
He is considered the father of modern international law and was a leading advocate of human rights of Native Americans.
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