Whang-Od Academy: A master class on laws protecting indigenous cultural communities
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Vlogger Nas Daily has been criticized for supposedly featuring Kalinga tattoo artist Apo Whang-Od in an online workshop without permission. Cultural anthropologist and professor Nestor Castro, and Rocky Ngalob of NCIP-CAR explain the laws protecting the centuries-old art form.
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