Kapatid: Stop special treatment of Palparan, double standards in jail
“What kind of justice system criminalizes food delivery and compassion, but shields those guilty of human rights abuses?” Lim asked.
“What kind of justice system criminalizes food delivery and compassion, but shields those guilty of human rights abuses?” Lim asked.
“[Villavert is] widely known for having issued numerous search warrants that became the basis for raids, arrests, and the filing of questionable charges against human rights defenders, trade unionists, community organizers, and other activists,” Mananzan and Casiño wrote.
“Most distressing is the public posting of my photo at the Correctional Institution for Women (CIW) with the label ‘BANNED’—a move that has caused me great personal anguish, placed my safety at risk, and violated fundamental rights,” Lim wrote.
It was the NPA in South Central Negros Island that burned the two dump trucks and a backhoe in Sitio Medel, Barangay Carabalanin Himamaylan City last Friday as punishment to the operator of the destructive quarry operations in the area.
Antonieta “Tonet” Setias-Dizon has been granted temporary liberty last Wednesday after six years of detention, former Bayan Muna Rep. and long-time Confederation for the Unity, Recognition and Advancement of Government Employees (Courage) president Ferdinand Gaite said in a Facebook post on Monday.
Following tree-cutting incidents last June 21 on a hill above the picturesque town, outraged residents staged the rally demanding an immediate stop to dam construction activities anew.
Darren believes regulation is not the solution to the runaway problem of online gambling. “I wish a total ban on all e-wallets and websites on gambling. It has being done in other countries. We can, too,” he said.
Karapatan said of 227 individuals have been arbitrarily designated or charged with violations of ATA and TFPSA, 30 of whom are still detained.
ACT Rep. Antonio Tinio and Kabataan Rep. Renee Co filed the coalition’s eighth and latest attempt at an implementing law on the Constitution’s most ignored provision.
“This meager Php 50 increase falls far short of what workers urgently need. It does not come close to a ‘recovery wage,’ let alone the living wage that is just and humane,” CWS chairperson and San Carlos Bishop Gerardo Alminaza said.



