KAAKBAY
| Kilusan sa Kapangyarihan at Karapatan ng Bayan | |
KAAKBAY Rally in front of the Manila Post Office in the 1980s | |
| Formation | March 1983 |
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| Founder | José W. Diokno |
| Founded at | 55 3rd Street, New Manila, Quezon City |
| Type | Advocacy group |
| Purpose | parliament-of-the-streets |
| Headquarters | New Manila, Quezon City |
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| Methods | Pressure politics |
Chairman | José W. Diokno |
Key people | Randy David Carmen Diokno Ed Garcia Nini Quezon-Avanceña JBL Reyes |
| Affiliations | centrist |
Kilusan sa Kapangyarihan at Karapatan ng Bayan, (lit. 'Movement for People's Sovereignty and Democracy') better known as KAAKBAY (lit. 'joining arms') was a Filipino umbrella group that was first created to introduce a novel political concept called the parliament-of-the-streets, which was a form of Filipino advocacy of pressure politics that peacefully pushed for the ouster of Ferdinand Marcos leading up to the EDSA Revolution. It was conceived by senator and lawyer José W. Diokno in 1983.