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Red-tagging is the “vilification, labeling or guilt by association” involving “the characterization of most groups on the left of the political spectrum as “front organizations” for armed groups whose aim is to destroy democracy.”

The International Criminal Court (ICC) Appeals Chamber has allowed victims of the Duterte administration’s bloody war on drugs to comment

The Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra said the Philippines government could create an “independent commission” to investigate the thousands of drug war killings during the administration of former President Rodrigo Duterte just to prove to the International Criminal Court (ICC) that the country’s justice system was working and the ICC should stop its own probe.

At first opportunity, the leftist groups behind the projected one-week jeepney strike called off the action on the second day. They should have waved large white flags.

Lawyers Neri Colmenares and Carlos Zarate of Bayan Muna Party-list would be good additions to the constitutional convention (con-con). Ex-Bayan Muna Party-list Reps. Neri Colmenares (left) and Carlos Zarate (Facebook) Thus, said no less than Cagayan de Oro City 2nd district Rep. Ru

A lawyer for the families whose kin were killed during the Duterte administration’s drug war is opposing the Office of the Solicitor General move to stop them from formally objecting to the government’s efforts to block International Criminal Court prosecutors from investigating the country.

Aside from flip-flopping policies of practically every administration every six years, the ultra-slow grinding of the wheels of justice is also another factor why foreign investors have decided against taking risks in putting their money in the Philippines, according to a lawmaker, who cited the case of the Philippine International Air Terminals Co. Inc. that spanned four administrations over 16 years as an example.

Members of Bunyog-Bacolod City at the Fountain of Justice during the commemoration of the 37th EDSA Revolution* BAYAN Negros joins the Filipino people in

After recently telling an international audience that he ran for public office to protect his family, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. offered a “hand of reconciliation” to his critics and opponents.

President Marcos offered peace, unity and reconciliation to those with “different political persuasions” as the nation marked yesterday the 37th anniversary of the EDSA people power revolution, which ended the 20-year dictatorship of his late father and namesake.