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In 2012, the DOJ recommended the filing of a (downgraded) case of reckless imprudence resulting to homicide.
“With the NPA restrained from mounting offensives, the AFP and PNP continue to violate the people’s rights with impunity.”
“If you do not have that certification, you cannot avail of hospital services.”
"Let us show the injustice that they did to us. And let us show that we are unbowed and still fighting."
With so much ill-gotten wealth and alliances with other members of the ruling elite, it’s no wonder the Marcoses were able to win elections.
“In the land of bigname hacienderos, contractual workers lug everyday more than 1,000 sacks of sugar weighing 50 kilos. They are paid lower than the minimum wage. Some suffer bone fractures. Some developed hernia. But the workers complained the company does not even provide them a clinic or first aid.”
“9-5-1 is a lie. We must stand up for the truth. And the truth is that Marcos does not deserve to be buried at the Libingan ng mga Bayani.” -- Edita Burgos
"Don't they know Marcos was a convicted plunderer and human rights violator?"
The gap between the mandated minimum wage and the family living wage has widened over the years.
“Until we see their bones in a grave, or we see them in prison, we will not stop searching.”
“Skeletal remains were supposedly dug up in 2006 in Inopacan, Leyte and before that was another digging made in 2000.”
The women’s partylist hoped that with President Duterte’s statement, no woman will have the same fate as Irma Jotojot.
Indigenous and Moro protesters march back to the US embassy to declare their verdict: “Death to imperialism!”
“Natural resources are being plundered from the ancestral lands of our national minorities.”
“If the AFP continues to violate the ceasefire, it will not be long and it is highly probable that the NPA would retract its unilateral ceasefire.”
"They should pay for what they did...they treated us like animals."
“The Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) must draw the line between appeasing big businesses like SIDC and responding to the needs of the workers.”
“Let us condemn the continuing injustice against peasants, and the PNP’s use of the so-called war against drugs to infringe on the rights of the peasants and delegitimize their struggle for a genuine land reform policy.”
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