Group asked Judicial Bar Council not to promote ‘warrant factory judge’
"The judiciary must be a sanctuary for rights and not an enabler of impunity.”
Group asked Judicial Bar Council not to promote ‘warrant factory judge’
POSTS FOR "Reina Mae Nasino"
Ombudsman absolves cops, jail officers in Baby River Nasino case
Ombudsman absolves cops, jail officers in Baby River Nasino case
“Reprimands against few government officials charged in the said cases can be viewed as mere slaps on the wrists, considering the sufferings endured by Nasino and NUPL and the gravity of the offenses. Full accountability for those responsible in violating their rights can be hardly gleaned from these decisions.” – Karapatan
Nasino visits baby River’s grave after ‘traumatizing’ goodbye
Nasino visits baby River’s grave after ‘traumatizing’ goodbye
Political prisoner Reina Mae Nasino visited her late daughter, baby River Emmanuelle’s grave after three years of incarceration on charges that were found to have failed to establish strong footing.
Court grants bail to Baby River’s mom, 2 activists
Court grants bail to Baby River’s mom, 2 activists
A local court granted the bail petition of three political prisoners, citing "failure of the prosecution to prove that the evidence of guilt against all accused is strong."
‘Nasino et al. should be released now’
‘Nasino et al. should be released now’
“Nothing now stands in the way of freedom for Reina Mae Nasino, Alma Moran and Ram Carlo Bautista after nearly three years in jail for an offense they did not commit because it was a pure police invention.”
Balik-Tanaw | Mary, Reina Mae, and Amanda
Balik-Tanaw | Mary, Reina Mae, and Amanda
As Mary is portrayed as a woman that committed to the fulfillment of the Savior’s birth, Reina Mae and Amanda are among the many young women that carry-on Jesus’ mission. They have embodied love and service to God’s people- the poor and the marginalized. They are channels of God’s grace and salvation to those who are oppressed and disenfranchised.
Nasino asks SC to review her case for the sake of other mothers and babies in prison
Nasino asks SC to review her case for the sake of other mothers and babies in prison
“This heartbreaking predicament of having babies separated from their detained mothers, and of being denied of their basic human right to their mother's breastmilk, that is justified by rules issued by jail authorities, is what Reina Mae brings before the Supreme Court for its review and resolution.”
Senators call for release of Amanda Echanis and her newborn son
Senators call for release of Amanda Echanis and her newborn son
Republic Act 11148 or First 1,000 Days law seeks to provide children with necessary nutrition and health program from their conception as an infant up to their second birthday.
Political prisoner sues police, jail guards for ‘torture, cruelty’
Political prisoner sues police, jail guards for ‘torture, cruelty’
“The subtext of our legal submissions is that hers is a case of patent abuse of authority by the state — of a negotiated procurement of defective search warrants; of a crackdown not on crime, but on legitimate dissent; of an oft recycled charge of illegal possession of firearms and explosives lodged against activists filed not on the basis of fact and evidence, but on the convenience of the unavailability of posting bail as a matter of right.”
Manila judge faces raps for parting Baby River from political prisoner ma
Manila judge faces raps for parting Baby River from political prisoner ma
Human rights lawyers representing Reina Mae Nasino said the Manila judge exhibited manifest bias and partiality against the political prisoner and her co-accused.
Cops disperse kin, friends commemorating 40th day of Baby River’s death
Cops disperse kin, friends commemorating 40th day of Baby River’s death
"There is something wrong because her 23-year old mother was detained not because she did something wrong, but because she was wrongfully accused." -- Bishop Broderick Pabillo
No more Baby Rivers | Legislation, policy change for pregnant detainees
No more Baby Rivers | Legislation, policy change for pregnant detainees
Today marks the 40th day since the death of Baby River, daughter of a political prisoner Reina Mae Nasino. The term cruel is an understatement to describe how the mother and child were separated and how it revealed serious gaps if not flaws in the country’s justice system.
Balik-Tanaw | No hypocrites allowed
Balik-Tanaw | No hypocrites allowed
The hypocrites in government malign the work of organizers, humanitarian workers, and human rights defenders, vilifying and tagging them as enemies of the state and terrorists. They persecute many who truly work for the betterment of our society.
‘Injustice led to the death of Baby River’
‘Injustice led to the death of Baby River’
Nasino’s counsel, Katherine Panguban of the National Union of Peoples’ Lawyers said that baby River Emmanuelle did not simply die of pneumonia but of the prevailing injustice in the country.
Political prisoner’s mother worried about daughter’s condition
Political prisoner’s mother worried about daughter’s condition
“There is no reason especially why the prison authorities will not allow us to send food, flowers and solace to Reina Mae at this lowest point in her life.”
TWIPH: Pandarambong ni Imelda Marcos
TWIPH: Pandarambong ni Imelda Marcos
Ang mga kaso ng pandarambong ni Imelda Marcos at paghahanap ng hustisya.
Grief and rage for Ina Nasino and Baby River
Grief and rage for Ina Nasino and Baby River
Featuring artworks inspired by the plight and struggle of political prisoner Reina Mae Nasino and her daughter Baby River.
Lawyers decry ‘cruel, inhumane, degrading treatment’ of Ina Nasino
Lawyers decry ‘cruel, inhumane, degrading treatment’ of Ina Nasino
“Most importantly, they demonstrate the BJMP and PNP’s unconscionable contempt for the accused’s grief and suffering as well as total disregard to human feelings, oblivious to public sensibilities and unmitigated disrespect for out eternally observed culture in times of bereavement.”
Until the last minute, political prisoner Reina Mae Nasino denied of ‘proper mourning’
Until the last minute, political prisoner Reina Mae Nasino denied of ‘proper mourning’
“Why did this happen? I thought this would be our moment. This is not solemn. Don't you have a family?” Marites Asis, mother of Reina Mae Nasino
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