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[Title] => Government neglecting 11 million adult illiterates - ACT
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[Title] => Teachers form human chain in QC, press education for all
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About a hundred teachers from various public and private schools in Metro Manila formed a human chain along the busy intersection of Banawe street and Quezon Avenue in Quezon City yesterday to dramatize their full support to the United Nations’ "Education For All" (EFA) program.
The participants were mostly members of the militant Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) led by its chairperson Antonio Tinio.
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GLOBAL ACTION WEEK
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The participants were mostly members of the militant Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) led by its chairperson Antonio Tinio.
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