CLEAN : Murders of land activists spike under Philippines' Duterte: watchdog

The video discusses the criminalization and threats faced by Adam at E. Camp Crescent in Doga, highlighting public outcry and health risks. Investigations reveal links between public officials and abusive business projects. The role of health officials and government in environmental impact assessments is emphasized. The Philippines is noted as a dangerous place for environmental activists, with high numbers of killings. The video concludes with a focus on human rights defenders and the impact on communities.

What challenges did Adam at E. Camp Crescent face?

• He was criminalized, threatened, and displaced.

• He was celebrated for his work.

• He was given an award for bravery.

• He received government support.

What is the public's reaction to the facilities mentioned in the first section?

• They are considered beneficial.

• They are seen as a nuisance with potential health risks.

• They are praised for their innovation.

• They are ignored by the public.

How can health officials contribute to addressing environmental issues?

• By ignoring the issues.

• By reducing healthcare services.

• By integrating environmental impact assessments.

• By focusing solely on economic growth.

What makes the Philippines particularly dangerous for activists?

• It is the safest country for activists.

• It has no history of activist harassment.

• It has the best protection for activists.

• It has the highest number of environmental and land activist killings.

What is the situation of human rights defenders in the Philippines?

• They receive international awards.

• They are ignored by the public.

• They face harassment and threats.

• They are well-protected by the government.