Imelda Deinla

Imelda Deinla
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Dr Imelda Deinla is Associate Professor, Ateneo School of Government. Her research focuses on the relationship between law and politics and she has conducted studies on the Philippines and ASEAN in such areas as rule of law, hybrid justice, violence against women and peacebuilding in Mindanao, and judicial politics. She is the author of The Development of the Rule of Law in ASEAN (Cambridge University Press, 2017). She is also the inaugural Director of the ANU Philippines Project, which is a collaboration between Australian National University and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to foster research and policy exchanges between the Philippines and Australia. Imelda has worked for many years as a corporate and litigation lawyer practising in various courts in the Philippines. She has been involved in research, advocacy, and litigation involving violence against women and children.

Philippines: diagnosing the infodemic
Philippines: diagnosing the infodemic
Fake news is harder to spot than ever. Young voters need to get savvy before the country’s 2022 election.
The Marawi siege and after: Managing NGO-military relations
The Marawi siege and after: Managing NGO-military relations
Tension between civil society groups and the armed forces built during the 2017 crisis – but it need not stay that way.
Hopes and tempered promises for the Bangsamoro Organic Law
Hopes and tempered promises for the Bangsamoro Organic Law
Fatal bombings just few days after the historic vote demonstrated that peacebuilding in the region is contentious.
A travel notebook to Marawi City
A travel notebook to Marawi City
A heady mix of suffering and desperation has left the Philippines’ city even more vulnerable following the brutal siege.
Philippines: justice removed, justice denied
Philippines: justice removed, justice denied
The dismissal of the Supreme Court chief justice signals the demise of the rule of law in Asia’s oldest democracy.
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