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Christmas with families for 3 freed activists - Vimarsana News

Christmas with families for 3 freed activists

Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Three detained activists who were arrested in 2019 will spend Christmas with their families as the Manila regional trial court (RTC) ordered their release on Thursday, Dec. 22, after posting bail. Three separate release orders were issued by RTC Judge Paulin

Source: mb.com.ph
More donations needed to raise

P1.4-M bail bond for 3 activists – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

More donations needed to raise

P1.4-M bail bond for 3 activists – Manila Bulletin

NUPL Human rights lawyers have raised, so far, P80,000 of the P1.41 million needed by three activists and community workers for their bail bond pegged by the trial court for their temporary release on charges of illegal possession of firearms and explosives. “We need more to bring Reina Mae

Source: mb.com.ph
Lack of money for bail bond

hinders release of 3 activists – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Lack of money for bail bond

hinders release of 3 activists – Manila Bulletin

Regional Trial Court Five days after they were allowed to post bail for their temporary liberty, three human rights activists are still in detention. The lawyers of Reina Mae A. Nasino. Alma E. Moran, and Ram Carlo P. Bautista – who were arrested in 2019 and charged with illegal possession

Source: mb.com.ph
3 human rights activists plead RTC to reduce bail - Vimarsana News

3 human rights activists plead RTC to reduce bail

Regional Trial Court Three activists and human rights advocates have asked the Manila regional trial court (RTC) to reduce the bail bond they have to post for their temporary liberty. More than three years after their arrest and detention, Reina Mae A. Nasino. Alma E. Moran, and Ram Carlo P.

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.