Samuel Häde

Philippines - Bloodshed In Paradise

Y-Kollektiv, 2020

For decades, the south of the Philippines has been shaken by terror and kidnappings. In 2017, the conflict escalated in the “Battle of Marawi.” Reporter Samuel Häde travels to the crisis region, speaks with victims, the military and refugees and asks: How powerful is the so-called “Islamic State” today in the Philippines?

Roles: author, camera, editing

Genre: current affairs

Editorial team: Lea Semen

Channel: Radio Bremen

Length: 15′

Production: Sendefähig GmbH

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