Philippines: Supreme Court justices, judges, lawyers and professors decry red-tagging
Analysis by Perfecto Caparas Bulwarks of the rule of law are closing ranks. Lawyers, professors, judges, and Supreme Court justices are
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Analysis by Perfecto Caparas Bulwarks of the rule of law are closing ranks. Lawyers, professors, judges, and Supreme Court justices are
“Sometimes, the government is forced to do something depending on the resistance of the people outside the congress. “Even if the fight is hard inside, we can make it work through the support of the masses outside.”
THE future is “scary and depressing” with the Supreme Court upholding most of the feared Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020 (pic), in a vote that in no way gave a win to the petitioners or to Filipinos, lawyers said
'Ayaw kong maniwala ang taong bayan na nanalo kami. Talo kami. We will do a disservice to people by saying we can relax,' says lawyer Evalyn Ursua
Office of the Solicitor General The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) on Friday, Dec. 10, advised the public, the lawyers and the petitioners who challenged the constitutionality of the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) to respect the decision of the Supreme Court (SC) which had declared constitution