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The National Union of People’s Lawyers, in its statement dated July 14, lambasted the so-called Oplan Kalinga of the Duterte government which allows for the Philippine National Police to go house-to-house to find persons with none to mild symptoms of COVID-19 infection. According to the NUPL, the move further reveals the “Duterte government’s continuing reliance…
Protesta ng mga aktibista kontra sa malawakang pandaraya sa halalang 2019
Nais nila na managot ang COMELEC dahil sa kapalpakan nito sa pangangasiwa ng eleksyon. Hinayaan din umano nito na makapamayagpag ang administrasyon at magbuhos ng rekurso ng taumbayan para manalo lalo na sa Senado.
Resigned CHEd exec may file complaint due to harassment, threats
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‘Red-tagging’ NTF-ELCAC officers, Uson charged at Ombudsman
By: Cristina Eloisa Baclig – Content Researcher/Writer/INQUIRER.net / December 04, 2020 MANILA, Philippines — Rights group Karapatan on Friday filed a criminal complaint against three high ranking officials of the National Task Force to End the Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) and another government official over their alleged relentless red-tagging activities. In the complaint filed…
MARCOS IS NOT WELCOME HERE!
Marcos Jr.’s tour around New York City is a slap in the face of the Filipino people, given that the paper trail of plundered public funds by the Marcoses includes Marcos Sr.’s purchase of four New York City buildings as a gift to wife Imelda, while the dictatorship plunged the Philippines into mass joblessness and debt that is still being paid off by the Philippine people over three decades later.