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Corazon Juliano-Agrava (Manila, 7 August 1915 - Quezon City, 1 October 1997), was a Filipino judge and the second woman in 1954 appointed as judge of a Court of First Instance. She was then president of the Court for Youth and Home Affairs in Manila. Agrava gained worldwide fame when in 1984, she was appointed the chairperson of a fact-finding board commission by President Ferdinand Marcos to investigate the cause of the murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino Jr. in 1983. She has also been active in various other social and cultural organizations, including the Women Rights Movement of the Philippines, the Philippine Association of University Women, the National Civic Assembly of Women and U.P. Alumni Association.

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rdfs:comment	Corazon Juliano-Agrava (Manila, 7 August 1915 - Quezon City, 1 October 1997), was a Filipino judge and the second woman in 1954 appointed as judge of a Court of First Instance. She was then president of the Court for Youth and Home Affairs in Manila. Agrava gained worldwide fame when in 1984, she was appointed the chairperson of a fact-finding board commission by President Ferdinand Marcos to investigate the cause of the murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino Jr. in 1983. She has also been active in various other social and cultural organizations, including the Women Rights Movement of the Philippines, the Philippine Association of University Women, the National Civic Assembly of Women and U.P. Alumni Association. (en) Corazon Juliano-Agrava (Manilla, 7 augustus 1915 – Quezon City, 1 oktober 1997) was een Filipijnse rechter. Ze werd in 1954 als tweede vrouw ooit benoemd als rechter van een Court of First Instance. Ze was daarna nog president van de Rechtbank voor Jeugd en Binnenlandse Zaken in Manilla. In 1977 werd ze benoemd als rechter van het Hof van Beroep. (nl)
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birth name	Corazon Buenaventura Juliano (en)
death date	1997-10-01 (xsd:date)
honorific prefix	The Honourable
known for	Chairperson, Agrava Commission (en)
occupation	Judge Lawyer
office	Chairperson of the Agrava Fact-Finding Board (en)
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parents	(en) Cenona Buenaventura (en) Francisco Juliano (en)
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term end	October 1984 (en)
term start	October 1983 (en)
has abstract	Corazon Juliano-Agrava (Manila, 7 August 1915 - Quezon City, 1 October 1997), was a Filipino judge and the second woman in 1954 appointed as judge of a Court of First Instance. She was then president of the Court for Youth and Home Affairs in Manila. Agrava gained worldwide fame when in 1984, she was appointed the chairperson of a fact-finding board commission by President Ferdinand Marcos to investigate the cause of the murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino Jr. in 1983. She has also been active in various other social and cultural organizations, including the Women Rights Movement of the Philippines, the Philippine Association of University Women, the National Civic Assembly of Women and U.P. Alumni Association. (en) Corazon Juliano-Agrava (Manilla, 7 augustus 1915 – Quezon City, 1 oktober 1997) was een Filipijnse rechter. Ze werd in 1954 als tweede vrouw ooit benoemd als rechter van een Court of First Instance. Ze was daarna nog president van de Rechtbank voor Jeugd en Binnenlandse Zaken in Manilla. In 1977 werd ze benoemd als rechter van het Hof van Beroep. (nl)
appointer	Ferdinand Marcos
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birth name	Corazon Buenaventura Juliano (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	People Power Revolution Regino C. Hermosisima Jr. Enrique Fernando Andres Narvasa Ernesto Herrera (politician)

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