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Zach (born 1996), is a cartoonist and aspiring scientist from the Philippines. Initially working for campus publications, he then shifted to freelance and mainstream press cartooning in 2018. While finishing his degree in Applied Physics, he currently works as an editorial cartoonist of People’s Bulletin, a local weekly newspaper. He is also the Chief Creative Officer and Illustration Supervisor for Assortedge, an emerging youth media organization in the Philippines specializing at contextual reporting, explanatory journalism, and satire.

Expelled

Massive expulsion of migrants in Texas
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ICC to start probe on Duterte's war on drugs

Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) has formally green light the official probe agains
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Voting wisely

Imagine what voting wisely can do.
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After Shift

No amount of praise can heal the empty stomach of overworked and underpaid health care profession
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Darker Future

As Taliban takes over the country, Afghan women faces a darker future.
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Passing of the Baton

Taliban takeover of Afghanistan
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Decision-making

Governments around the world struggle to reach herd immunity, despite persistent assurances from

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Tokyo Olympics and COVID-19

There's a possibility of cancelling or postponement the Tokyo 2020 due to ongoing pandemic.<
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Suspension of Patents

Suspending the patents will speed up the distribution of COVID-19 vaccine worldwide.
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Colombia Protests

Even the controversial tax bill was scrapped, demonstrations still continue in Colombia with incr
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Targets

Aside from the protesters, journalists covering them are also under threat.
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Nine-Dash Line

Why nine-dash line imposed by China on the disputed South China Sea/West Philippine Sea?
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Low Efficacy

Top health official admits that efficacy of Sinovac, a Chinese Covid-19 vaccine is low.
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President for Life

With the new law passed, Russian President Vladimir Putin can potentially rule until 2036.
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Political Crisis in Brazil

Bolsonaro's failure to handle the pandemic prompts a possible withdrawal of support from the
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