In the Philippines' rebel-infested south, farmer Lot Pangaoilan gazes towards a vast cornfield hoping that one day he will be able to farm his land without fear of being killed. For two decades, he has been ploughing his three-hectare (7.4-acre) land by hand and with the help of a water buffalo, worried that if he uses a heavy motor tractor he might detonate an explosive. "If I'm not careful, I might hit a bomb, it could explode and I might die," Pangaoilan, ...Sunday 5 April 2015
Peace: A Rare Thought for the Farmers in The Philippines
In the Philippines' rebel-infested south, farmer Lot Pangaoilan gazes towards a vast cornfield hoping that one day he will be able to farm his land without fear of being killed. For two decades, he has been ploughing his three-hectare (7.4-acre) land by hand and with the help of a water buffalo, worried that if he uses a heavy motor tractor he might detonate an explosive. "If I'm not careful, I might hit a bomb, it could explode and I might die," Pangaoilan, ...
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