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11 IslandsThe Philippine military has once declared the islands west of Zamboanga City, southern Philippines as "no man's land" for it was a hiding place for lawless groups, rebels and pirates. Towards the end of the year in 2006, the Philippine government made moves into inviting back peace and the people to live back in the islands.
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“On a weekend, while I was inside our school in my hometown, I heard the news that a bomb exploded in a nearby movie house. I rushed there bringing my camera with me, crossed the police line and took some pictures. I remember my hands trembling. I remember hearing my heart pounding. I was in high school then, hobbying photography. Right there, I felt the rush and the power to tell the news in pictures. I fell in love with photojournalism.” Charlie Saceda is based in the southern Philippine city of Zamboanga. During his 10 years of news photography, he had covered the conflict-affected Mindanao from terrorism to insurgencies, embedded with the military on operations and covered the frontlines. Charlie Saceda's current location:Zamboanga, Philippines Play slideshow → |