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52nd year of Martial Law imposition: Fighting back vs oppression continues

52nd year of Martial Law imposition: Fighting back vs oppression continues

“If Marcos Sr. is notorious for thousands of human rights violations over his 14-year dictatorship, his son and namesake is fast gaining a name in the halls of infamy with 105 extrajudicial killings (EJK), 75 frustrated EJKs, 15 enforced disappearances, 145 illegal arrests and detentions, 42,426 forcibly evacuated, 44,604 victims of bombings and 63,379 victims of indiscriminate firing from July 2022.”

Malolos court junks terrorism case against human rights defenders

Malolos court junks terrorism case against human rights defenders

“In the effort of the State to implicate individuals in these cases, especially leaders and members of civil society organizations, they used these kind of witnesses who willingly implicate these individuals by simply saying that they are familiar with them, and that they are known members of the CPP-NPA. This kind of identification is unreliable, and are obviously contrived."

Rights groups support UN expert’s recommendations to abolish NTF-ELAC, repeal Anti-Terror Act

Rights groups support UN expert’s recommendations to abolish NTF-ELAC, repeal Anti-Terror Act

“It appears that the NTF-ELCAC is using its powers to protect key economic interests in the country. This has nothing to do with anti-terrorism or anti-communism. The gross overreaction to people trying to defend their right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment is totally unacceptable."

‘Country’s educational system, not designed to develop critical and creative thinking’ – teachers group

‘Country’s educational system, not designed to develop critical and creative thinking’ – teachers group

"The government should provide the education system full funding it needs to address the chronic shortages, uplift the conditions of our teachers and personnel and improve education quality. Through these, we can produce creative and critical young Filipinos who can propel the country to genuine progress."

‘Marcos Jr’s human rights committee will not address rights abuses’ – rights groups

‘Marcos Jr’s human rights committee will not address rights abuses’ – rights groups

The composition is the most fundamental defect of the Special Committee, agencies, which civil society organizations said, “not only failed to address the many human rights issues relating to the brutal ‘war on drugs’ and suppression of freedoms and dissent but are, in fact, part of the problem.”

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