EXCLUSIVE [PART 2] : INTERVIEW WITH PROF. JULKIPLI WADI, former Dean of the UP Institute of Islamic Studies, May 26, 2017
June 12, 2017
…”to make the declaration of martial law effective, it has to come with a comprehensive social reform agenda, short of that, the declaration would just be a declaration….” Q: You’ve said it would take time before an ideology advanced by
EXCLUSIVE: INTERVIEW WITH PROF. JULKIPLI WADI, former Dean of the UP Institute of Islamic Studies, May 26, 2017
June 5, 2017
“The declaration of martial law has become a badge of honor for the Maute….” Q: What was your reaction when you heard the President declare martial law? JW: Well for one, I was surprised the declaration was made in Russia,
Asahi Shimbun marking 30th anniversary of Hanshin bureau attack
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