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General Aspects of Linear Regression, was denied a visa to attend the conference. Provoking further outcry among civil rights campaigners, other activists were denied entry to the Philippines at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport. At Plaza Roma in Manila’s Intramuros district, meanwhile, a “tent city” supported by human rights

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Economic and Political Reform in the Philippines, 1986–96: the Evolving Role of Human Rights NGOs was denied a visa to attend the conference. Provoking further outcry among civil rights campaigners, other activists were denied entry to the Philippines at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport. At Plaza Roma in Manila’s Intramuros district, meanwhile, a “tent city” supported by human rights

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Conclusions: Politics of Democratization — the Force of Civil Societyty is seen to play a crucial political role. Simplistically stated, as the state withdraws from previous spheres of activity, civil society is expected to organize and take over “abandoned” state activities, and press for greater political liberalization and decentralization of decision-making power