VOICED: The poor and the dead: strange bedfellows in Philippines

In Manila, some families live in cemeteries, turning them into vibrant communities. Despite the eerie setting, residents find normalcy and even play basketball among the graves. Children see the graveyard as a playground, while adults manage to siphon electricity for their needs. The cemetery offers free burial, but remains are moved after five years. This unique lifestyle highlights the resilience and adaptability of people living in poverty.

What is the significance of the government-run graveyard for the squatters?

Describe the relationship between the living and the dead in the cemetery.