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Marcos, Duterte face corruption, rights violations
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Marcos, Duterte face corruption, rights violations
MANILA – Visual artist Anthony Jandusay of Surian ng Sining said that the effigy he is creating for International Human Rights Day on December 10 is a reflection of the widespread corruption and human rights violations. “It all goes back to them,” he said, pointing to the caricatured faces of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte. In an interview with Bulatlat, Jandusay said that the effigy-making process takes 5 days to…
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