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Filipino drug convict Mary Jane Veloso's family pleads with Indonesia leader to grant her 'gift of freedom'

The family’s appeal comes as Widodo met Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr in Manila, partly to discuss Veloso’s case.

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Fidel Agcaoili and the peace process

“It is important to remember his life and resistance today, especially in the era of systematic defamation against the revolutionary movement. If he were alive today, he would become a victim of the terrorist-tagging spree of the NTF-ELCAC)."

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NTC blocks alternative media websites

On June 6, 2022, Hermogenes Esperon Jr., National Security Council (NSC) Advisor and Anti-Terrorism Council Vice Chairperson, wrote to the National Tel

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EXPLAINER: How to address problem of search warrants vs activists

EXPLAINER: How to address problem of search warrants vs activists
Mar 9, 2021 9:04 PM PHT
The Supreme Court is in the middle of intensifying public pressure for action to curb abuses by state agents, particularly the practice among judges who issue search warrants against activists that result in massive arrests and killings.
Just last Sunday, March 7, search warrants resulted in 9 killings all in a day in the Calabarzon area.
Progressive groups now call the issuing courts "warrant factories" because the recent crackdowns were authorized by the same judges.
For the Calabarzon killings and arrests, it was Manila First Vice Executive Judge Jose Lorenzo dela Rosa and Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 174 Judge Jason Zapanta who issued the search warrants.

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Rights defenders score another victory against 'copy-paste' search warrants

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Rights defenders score another victory against ‘copy-paste’ search warrants
By RONALYN V. OLEA
MANILA – For the third time, another local court invalidated the search warrants used to arrest human rights defenders.
In a decision dated Feb. 18, Judge Ana Celeste P. Bernad of Bacolod City Regional Trial Court Branch 42 granted the motions to quash search warrants and suppress evidence filed by Karina Mae De La Cerna, Cherryl Catalogo, and John Milton Lozande.
The accused were all arrested in Bacolod City on October 31, 2019 by virtue of search warrants issued by Judge Cecilyn Burgos-Villavert of RTC Quezon City. They were charged with illegal possession of firearms and explosives.

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AFP's Arevalo: Military not into torturing, detaining civilians

By ANNA FELICIA BAJO, GMA News
Published February 4, 2021 8:51am
Updated February 4, 2021 9:23am
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on Thursday denied that it is the practice of the military to torture civilians, insisting that troops respect human rights in accordance to their mandate.
"The act that our soldiers are accused of is a serious allegation that is neither a policy nor a practice. As a matter of fact, AFP regulations mandate that we respect human rights and abide by the law of armed conflict," AFP spokesman Major General Edgard Arevalo said in a message to GMA News Online.
Deinla had said two Aetas were supposedly tortured by government forces as a form of reprisal for the death of a soldier during an encounter with rebels in Zambales in August 2020.

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