REMEMBER ML@40


                                                          REMEMBER ML@40

  • “Never Again to Martial Law”
  • Activities Until September 21, 2012
  • DATE /TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE

Sept 2-7
PETITION thru Letters/messages to Senate and Pres. Noynoy
*Letter to Senate for enactment of the Bill
(Senate HR Com and all Senators)
*Letter to Pres. Noynoy for urgent
certification of Bill
*Youth and all ML Network messages thru social media to Senators and Pres. Noynoy
*Petition Signing
(All activities continuous until Sept 21)

Sept 11
10:00 Press Conference Atty. Rod Domingo and Claimants on status of Court Cases against the Marcoses
Club Filipino Sept 12
1:00 PM
Audience with the Senators on Compensation Bill
Senate
Pasay City
Sept 17-21
PAKITANG GUNITA
Exhibits of artefacts, photos and video on Democracy, Human Rights &
Martial law
Youth for Rights PHOTO EXHIBITS
on Matial Law
AS Lobby,
Bulwagang Palma, UP
Various universities in Metro Manila

Sept. 17
2:00-5:00 pm
KWENTUHAN SA DILIMAN
interaction of ML activists , victims and students
on Martial Law days
RELAUNCHING of Book “ TIBAK RISING :
Activism in the Days of Martial Law”
Bulwagang Palma,
Rm 400 Sept. 18
8:30-10 am
9:00 am –
5:00 pm
LAKAD GUNITA:
Historical marker on UP students struggles in the ‘70s
Photo exhibits Documents and Artefacts of Claimants 1081 Class Suit
Bulwagang Palma and vicinity, UP
Multipurpose Hall, Ground Floor ,
DATE /TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE
2:00 pm against the Marcoses
(continuous until Sept. 21)
Bantayog ng mga Bayani Film showing: "Batas Militar" (Talakayan after film showing) Yuchengco Auditorium, Bantayog ng mga Bayan

Sept. 19
7:00 -8:30 am
&
1:00- 2:30 pm
LAKAD GUNITA:
Historical marker on UP students struggles in the ‘70s
Bulwagang Palma and vicinity, UP
3:00 PM
Film showing: "BATAS MILITAR"
(Talakayan after film showing)
Bantayog ng mga Bayani, Quezon Ave. cor. EDSA
Sept. 19
7:00 pm
Lean Alejandro 25th Death Anniversary
Dinner- Fund raising for
Lean Alejandro Youth Center
Club Filipino SEPT 20
8:30 – 11:30 am
1:00 - 3: 00 pm
3:00 – 5:00 pm
6:00 pm
PELIKULA
(Kalagayan ng panahon ng Batas Militar)
Dekada 70
Sr. Stella L
Ka Oriang
TALAKAYAN SA DZUP's
Psych o' clock Habit on-site broadcast discussion
Bulwagang Palma, Rm 400
Bulwagang Palma,

SEPT 20 6:00 – 8:00 pm Film Showing and Story-telling on
Edgar 'EDJOP' M. Jopson
Martial Law Student Leader & Martyr
30th Death Anniversary
Bantayog ng mga Bayani

Sept 21
7:30 am
8:30 am
9:00 am
MASS in Commemoration of the Struggles of Activists , Martyrs and Victims of Martial Maw
MARCH from Church to Mendiola
Mendiola Historical Marker
Unveiling by National Historical Commission
and City of Manila
VOT Church, Bustillos, Sampaloc, Manila
Mendiola Bridge
DATE /TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE
10:00 AM
Press Conference
Martial Law period in School Curriculum
Bulwagang Palma
1:00 pm
Unveiling of Martial Law Victims
Memorial Marker
Plaza Independencia,
Cebu City 5:30 pm
4:30 pm
Torch Parade
Remembering the Youth Martyrs and Heroes
of Martial Law
Assembly
Philcoa to Palma Hall
Circle corner Philcoa side going to UP
6:00 pm
                                                    REMEMBER ML@40 CONCERT
Balik Himig sa Mga Awit ng Pakikibaka
ng panahon ng Batas Militar
Palma Hall stairs
Enact into law the Compensation Bill for victims of human rights violations
during the Martial Law years!
Contact Persons:
Rose Trajano – PAHRA 0906-553-1792 / 436-2633
Egay Cabalitan – TFDP 0912-964-5017 / 437-8054

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