Amado V. Hernandez

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Amado V. Hernandez was a prominent Filipino writer, labor leader, and social activist renowned for his socially committed novels and poetry that exposed injustice and championed workers’ rights.

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instanceOf Filipino writer
National Artist of the Philippines for Literature
labor leader
person
playwright
poet
social activist
trade unionist
advocacy nationalism
social justice
trade unionism
awardReceived National Artist of the Philippines for Literature
birthDate 1903-09-13
birthPlace Tondo, Manila, Philippines
countryOfCitizenship Philippines
deathDate 1970-03-24
deathPlace Quezon City, Philippines
employer Philippine Collegian
Various Manila newspapers
familyName Hernandez
linked to: Hernández
fullName Amado Vera Hernandez
genre drama
novel
poetry
givenName Amado
languageOfExpression Filipino
Tagalog
legalCase People of the Philippines v. Amado V. Hernandez
memberOf Philippine labor movement
movement social realism
notableWork Bayang Malaya
Isang Dipang Langit
Luha ng Buwaya
Mga Ibong Mandaragit
occupation journalist
labor leader
poet
union organizer
writer
politicalAlignment left-wing politics
spouse Atang de la Rama
spouseInstanceOf National Artist of the Philippines for Theater and Music
spouseOccupation actress
singer
subjectOfWriting corruption
imperialism
peasant struggles
social injustice
workers' rights
wasImprisonedFor alleged rebellion

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