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Sarah Alikes, a mother and human rights defender
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Sarah Alikes, a mother and human rights defender
“There is strength in continuing the struggle.” BAGUIO CITY – Life was busy but simple for a plantita like Sarah Abellon-Alikes, 66. Her day would start by attending to the needs of her family in Ifugao province. After all her household chores and gardening in her backyard were done, the rest of her time would be dedicated to her work in the church and the local organic farmers’ group where she is an officer. But this was disrupted after the gov…
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