No respect for a mother’s grief

Ronalyn V. Olea October 14, 2020 Baby River, political prisoners, Reina Mae Nasino

Political prisoner Reina Mae Nasino visits the wake of her three-month-old daughter who died on Oct. 9. Jail guards and policemen accompany her from Manila City Jail to La Funeraria Paz in Pandacan, Manila.

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No respect for a mother’s grief

No respect for a mother’s grief

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