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US lawmaker reintroduces bill to suspend US security aid to the Philippines - Vimarsana News

US lawmaker reintroduces bill to suspend US security aid to the Philippines

US. Rep. Susan Wild (Pennsylvania, 7th District) again filed the Philippine Human Rights Act (PHRA) before the US House earlier this month in commemoration of the second anniversary of the Bloody Sunday Massacre. 

Two years since 'Bloody Sunday,' calls for justice, accountability and peace continue to ring - Vimarsana News

Two years since 'Bloody Sunday,' calls for justice, accountability and peace continue to ring

Rights alliance Karapatan, in a statement on Tuesday, expressed indignation that two years since the Bloody Sunday, “none of the perpetrators of these attacks has been held to account.”

DOJ prosecutors asked to reverse ruling

dismissing murder charge vs 17 policemen – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

DOJ prosecutors asked to reverse ruling

dismissing murder charge vs 17 policemen – Manila Bulletin

Department of Justice Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutors were asked to reverse their ruling that dismissed the murder complaint filed against 17 policemen for the death of labor leader Emmanuel “Manny” Asuncion during the so-called “Bloody Sunday” killings in Southern Tagalog provinces on

Source: mb.com.ph
How red-tagging justifies human rights abuses - Vimarsana News

How red-tagging justifies human rights abuses

Under Duterte, red-tagging is used as a weapon to silence dissent and as justification for human rights abuses.

Philippine Justice Department files charges for just one murder in the Bloody Sunday massacre - Vimarsana News

Philippine Justice Department files charges for just one murder in the Bloody Sunday massacre

The murder of nine activists in simultaneous police raids in March followed the orders of President Duterte, who told the military to “Kill them! Don’t mind human rights!”

Source: wsws.org