Philippine Youth Leader Speaks Out on Corruption and Political Dynasties

A 22-year-old youth leader in the Philippines, Isnihayah Sumndad, discusses the difficulties and fears associated with speaking out against corruption and political dynasties in her province. She highlights the challenges faced by young leaders in advocating for change.

14 Jun, 05:34 — 14 Jun, 05:34

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Isnihayah Sumndad, 22, said she found it difficult to speak out against corruption and political dynasties in her province because of fear for her family. “As a youth leader for how many years, I never spoke about politics in Lanao [del Sur] because of my fear,” Sumndad, a member of the student council at Mindanao

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