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“As Church, we are challenged by our present time and context to stand for truth… The Church will not and cannot be neutral on moral and ethical issues and concerns.”

Last week, the Department of Justice announced it had filed, before the Regional Trial Court in Iligan City, 55 charges of “terrorism financing” against four nuns and a dozen other individuals associated with the Rural Missionaries of the Philippines-Northern Mindanao Region.

“RMP’s mission work has been seriously hampered because of the relentless state attacks, depriving much-needed services to the poor."

"To indict the 16 individuals merely on the basis of unvetted or still to be clarified statements, without strong documentary or object proof, is to act on rumors. No less than the Department of Justice is expected to heed the principles of justice, truth and fairness in the conduct of its duty to the public which it has sworn to serve."

The DOJ briefer did not name the two supposed former members of the CPP-NPA who helped the government build the case.

DOJ (2) Sixteen persons, including members of the Rural Missionaries of the Philippines (RMP), were charged in court on Monday, Aug. 15, for alleged involvement in the funding of the terrorist organization Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army (CPP-NPA). The filing of the crim

Duterte’s promises 6 years later

MANILA - The Anti-Terrorism Council has designated as terrorists six high-ranking communist leaders, including National Democratic Front's Luis G. Jalandoni, and five figureheads of Abu Sayyaf Group, and Daulah Islamiyah after careful verification and validation. The ATC, in a press statement Wednesday, said the two separate resolutions signed by ATC vice-chairperson Hermogenes Esperon, Jr on May 25, 2022, are in accordance with Section 25's Paragraph 3 of RA 11479 or the Anti-Terrorism ...

Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested a suspected member of Abu Sayaff Group (ASG) tagged in the kidnapping of 10 Indonesians in 2016. Nabbed was Jamar Julaid, who uses the alias Jams. He is facing various criminal charges that include violation of Sec 8 of RA

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Politicians in Western and Central Visayas appears to have heeded the appeal of the Army’s 3rd Infantry Division not to pay campaign