Human rights and environmental lawyer Tony La Viña sits down with us to talk about his life and loves chronicled in his new memoir, 'Ransomed by Love'
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This book was written for young people, for the next generation, because what I realized when I was writing the book is that everything that I care about, especially environment and climate justice, is intergenerational. I couldn’t answer my questions when I was in my 20s, right? But that’s not the point. The point is to live the questions because someday you will find the answers. I’m not going to say I have found the answers.
On working with different groups of people, blocks in the movement, and using his mental health challenges to his advantage: And philosophy gave me that power to use language. Change language games as necessary. I can change my language with progressive people. I understand the language. I can use the language.
In that book, in that quotation you recited, at that last part, finally I got married. It’s a beautiful wedding5,000 pesos, right? Because it was in Ateneo, just a garden in Ateneo, cafeteria food. Same weekend the Bayan, the political organization, was being founded. So actually I have this wedding anniversary, 40th wedding anniversary next year together with Bayan’s founding anniversary.
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