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Philippine Student Activism: Anti-Corruption

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True or False: Student activism against graft in the Philippines.

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True or False: Student activism against graft in the Philippines.

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No student journalist has ever exposed graft in local government.

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Historically, student activism contributed to reforms during the People Power Revolution era.

3

Only elite universities host anti-corruption forums; community colleges do not.

4

Some university campuses hosted anti-corruption lectures and forums.

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All student protests in the Philippines are instantly organized online.

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Graft concerns are never discussed in Philippine classrooms.

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The government openly welcomes all student protests with immediate policy changes.

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Student groups in the Philippines have organized protests to demand government accountability.

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There have been cases where student journalists investigated corruption in local governments.

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Activist students have used social media campaigns to raise awareness about graft.

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