Lumad - Wikipedia
The Lumad are a group of Austronesian indigenous peoples in the southern Philippines. It is a Cebuano term meaning "native" or "indigenous".
Who Are the Lumads? - Esquire Philippines
2021年2月18日 · Recently, the Lumads made national news when the Philippine National Police took into custody Lumad students and teachers in a school in Cebu City. According to official police reports, what happened was a “rescue” but human rights groups call it a “raid.”
Lumads in the Philippines: An Enduring Fight for Indigenous ...
2023年1月26日 · Through social media campaigns, people are now becoming increasingly aware of the atrocities committed by Filipino state forces on Indigenous communities, sparking conversations about the enduring struggles of the Lumad, who perceive these events as attacks against their very community.
The Lumad, Invisible People of the Philippines - ArcGIS StoryMaps
2024年2月15日 · The Lumad people have a long and rich history on the Philippine Islands (Ulindang 2015). 'Lumad' is a term directly translating to "indigenous" in the Bisayan language, and it has been used to describe some 15 different ethnically indigenous groups on Mindanao Island (Ulindang 2015).
INFOGRAPHIC: Who are the Lumad? - RAPPLER
2017年8月9日 · MANILA, Philippines – The Lumad are the largest indigenous group in the Philippines. The word “Lumad” is a Visayan term which means “born of the earth.”
Know the Lumads: The Austronesian People of Mindanao - VisMin…
2021年3月25日 · The term “lumad” means “native” in Cebuano, and true to its name the Lumads refer to the natives of Mindanao. They are the natives who have not been converted to the religions which came here such as Christianity and Islam.
A NEVER ENDING STORY: Lumads of Mindanao & their fight to ...
2021年11月12日 · Centuries before there was a Republic of the Philippines, the island of Mindanao was already peopled by indigenous groups that would later be collectively called Lumad, a Visayan term for “native” or “indigenous.”
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