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My Interview with Gene Alcantara, UK-based Filipino Activist
5 FebIn the current online issue of Red Pepper, poet, journalist and community activist Gene Alcantara talks to me about his resistance to Marcos and Duterte, crazed internet trolls and the politics of the Filipino diaspora. Sharp and sleek photos by Alexander Sebley.
Read it here.
Tags: commentary, drug war, duterte, Ferdinand Marcos, Gene Alcantara, history, human rights, ICC, journalism, philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, tom sykes, tom sykes writer