Armi Beatriz E. Bayot
@armibayot.bsky.social
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DPhil Law, University of Oxford | public international law, peace processes, indigenous peoples' rights | I wrote about the Bangsamoro peace process here: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5c1912e1ed915d0c1bc0d614/Philippines_case_study.pdf
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Pleased to see my new article in the latest issue of the European Journal of Legal Studies ejls.eui.eu/wp-content/u...
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naomialderman.bsky.social
I love London so much. So much.

Did you know that London has the lowest level of ethnic violence of any city of comparable size in the world?

Multiculturalism has in fact worked here. They just don’t want it to be true because we happen to have a Muslim mayor.
london.gov.uk
In London, hate will never win.
armibayot.bsky.social
Oxford English Dictionary World English Editor Danica Salazar talks about Philippine English, language inequality, and ‘world Englishes’

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Ep. 7: What haffen Vella? Why are Englishes unequal? feat. Danica Salazar
Spotify video
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armibayot.bsky.social
"Implementing a peace agreement should be built on the trust and partnership that was fostered through the hard-won agreement"

Statement of the government negotiating panel for talks with the MILF on current concerning developments in the BARMM
armibayot.bsky.social
I can relate to every moment described in this thread. A TV show on appellate practice would just be a bunch of lawyers staring at their computers, interspersed with lunch break and coffee break
segalmr.bsky.social
This is why there's never been a popular show called Law & Order: Appeals Unit.
rmfifthcircuit.bsky.social
As I’ve always said, I’m delighted to have coffee with law students and aspiring appellate lawyers. The one request I always turn down, which I sometimes get, is “shadowing.”

This would consist of sitting in my office staring at me rub my head at the screen.
armibayot.bsky.social
"Their terraces were part of a deliberate political and cultural strategy. They were built in response to threat, not as a product of isolation. They show how upland communities adapted and asserted control over their future in a rapidly changing world."

www.rappler.com/voices/thoug...
[Time Trowel] The Ifugao Rice Terraces are 400 years old. That matters.
The terraces were built by communities who responded to political and economic change with innovation and resolve. This is a story that should be front and center in our national narrative.
www.rappler.com
armibayot.bsky.social
This is alarming!
achtungamerica.bsky.social
Not surprised kidney cancer isn't even included in this NIH graph. We had funding through DoD's Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program. But as noted in the article, the Kidney Cancer Research Program (KCRP) was eliminated for 2025. Zero dollars. Sociopaths! kidneycan.org/restore-kcrp/
Graph from NIH depicting funding levels for various types of cancer
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shugars.bsky.social
As someone who studies political discourse and who believes, genuinely, in the promise of cross-party democratic deliberation, I say this repeatedly:

You CANNOT deliberate with someone who doesn’t believe you have a right to exist.

It doesn’t matter how “civilly” they want to destroy you
armibayot.bsky.social
I'd watch this
ncrenic.bsky.social
I am once again pitching my romantic comedy:

- two academics start dating
- discover they are each other's terrible reviewer
- hijinks ensue

Working title: Love is Double-Blind
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armibayot.bsky.social
Important piece by @pstamase.bsky.social on impeachhment law and practice in the Philippines, very timely in view of impeachment of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte (daughter of former President Rodrigo Duterte)
pstamase.bsky.social
Very grateful to PLJ for publishing this. It's a long read, but the summary is that while there are conflicting views, an accountability-based reading of the PH Constitution requires impeachment to proceed, allowing the people themselves to evaluate the case for/against VP Duterte.
phillawjournal.bsky.social
𝗣𝗟𝗝 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝘂𝗺: In the inaugural full-length piece of the Philippine Law Journal Forum, Paolo Tamase (@pstamase.bsky.social) writes about five emerging issues in impeachment.

Read more: philippinelawjournal.org/forum/post/e...
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tonylavs.bsky.social
Above all, Duterte is in The Hague because of the families of victims. Marcos action was the last domino but not the most important.
armibayot.bsky.social
This Women's Month, I'm missing my former colleagues in the GPH-MILF peace negotiations. Immensely proud of everyone here!
armibayot.bsky.social
My mom just sent me this photo of her cooking set-up in Baguio 😍
armibayot.bsky.social
I will be at Wolfson College, Oxford on Friday 21 February. Registration here:

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armibayot.bsky.social
My article in the Philippine Natural Resources Law Journal is out! In this article, I examine the continuing epistemic violence that state-centric, extractivist land laws inflict on Indigenous peoples, with reflections on how to challenge these unjust laws using lessons from Fourth World advocacy.