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Philippine Collective for Modern Heroism
Herbert Constantine Maclang Bautista (born on May 12, 1968 in Quezon City), popularly known as “Bistek,” is an actor and politician. He was Quezon City vice mayor from 2001 until 2010, and city mayor from 2010 to 2019.
He served as commissioner of the National Youth Commission from 1999 until 2001.He has been the commander of the 1502nd Infantry Brigade (Ready Reserve) under the Philippine Army since 2018. | Rappler
Integrate Human Rights and Peace Education into basic and secondary education curriculum
Junking of Anti-Terror Law
Demand that campaigns declare online campaign expenditures beyond their official social media accounts (i.e., influencers engaged, unofficial groups or pages tapped, etc.)
Increased participation of the youth in local and national governance by allowing them to influence & craft legislation
Protection of Indigenous Peoples’ rights and support their increased participation in cultural spaces
Increase national minimum wage to P750
Enact the right to an adequate food bill or the Zero Hunger Bill
Seeking climate change accountability from better developed, high-pollutant countries
Support for Open Pit Mining
Pass an Alternative Mining Act in accordance with human rights norms, standards, and obligations
Decriminalizing Abortion
Reparations for Martial Law Victims & Retrieval of Marcos’ Ill-gotten Wealth
Criminalizing of Vote-buying
DAKILA is an organization building a movement of modern heroism by innovating platforms for human rights advocacy, social change campaigning, and creative activism.