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[Title] => Militants blame military for slays
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Militant groups are blaming the military for the gunslayings of two activists in Abra and Ilocos Sur this week.
Beverly Longid, vice chairwoman of the Baguio City-based Cordillera Human Rights Alliance (CHRA), said the manner by which Rural Missionaries of the Philippines-Ilocos and Cordilleras worker Jose Manegdeg III and Department of Agrarian Reform employee and human rights activist Albert Terredaño, 43, were killed was the same.
[DatePublished] => 2005-12-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Freed Marcos bust bombers cry torture
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The alleged Marcos bust bombers, who were freed by the court on Thursday, said that their three days in the hands of the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP) operatives in Camp Aguinaldo were "dark days" of psychological pain.
Josephine Perez and Evelyn Bedana claimed during a press conference held here yesterday that their captors forbid them to talk to each other and were threatened to be buried, poisoned or burned with cigarettes.
Perez said she was also threatened to be stripped of her clothes.
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[Title] => Charges vs 2 ‘FM bust bombers’ dismissed
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The Abra prosecutor’s office dismissed yesterday frustrated murder charges against two suspected New People’s Army (NPA) amazons accused of participating in the ambush of a military convoy in Lagangilang, Abra last March 16.
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[Title] => NPAs disown Marcos bust bombers
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Communist guerrillas disowned the two alleged Marcos bust bombers arrested by the military and police last week, saying that the two hardly pass the Communist Party ...
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[Title] => Police tighten security for Marcoses in Ilocos
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Police have tightened security for the family of the late former President Ferdinand Marcos in Ilocos Norte as communist guerrillas vowed to take "punitive actions" against the clan following last Sunday’s blasting of the former strongman’s bust in Benguet.
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[Title] => Rebel returnee finds self in police most wanted list
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BANGUED, Abra — Fifty-six-year-old Cesar Pe Benito Baroña fought the government in the hills for nearly three decades, nearly as long as the New People’s Army (NPA) which was founded in 1969.
He was one of the most wanted communist guerrilla leaders in the Cordilleras, slipping from police and military dragnets in Baguio City, Manila and Abra, his home-province.
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[Title] => Child abuse focus shifts to homes
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Human rights abuses are now not the sole enclave of the state but have also shifted to the home, with fathers, mothers, and even children as the perpetrators.
This is what an official of the Commission of Human Rights said here yesterday in a talk with a non-government organization servicing indigenous peoples.
CHR lawyer Jocelyn Bastian said most of the cases of human rights abuses here are child abuse cases.
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[Title] => Militants blame military for slays
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Militant groups are blaming the military for the gunslayings of two activists in Abra and Ilocos Sur this week.
Beverly Longid, vice chairwoman of the Baguio City-based Cordillera Human Rights Alliance (CHRA), said the manner by which Rural Missionaries of the Philippines-Ilocos and Cordilleras worker Jose Manegdeg III and Department of Agrarian Reform employee and human rights activist Albert Terredaño, 43, were killed was the same.
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[Title] => Freed Marcos bust bombers cry torture
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The alleged Marcos bust bombers, who were freed by the court on Thursday, said that their three days in the hands of the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP) operatives in Camp Aguinaldo were "dark days" of psychological pain.
Josephine Perez and Evelyn Bedana claimed during a press conference held here yesterday that their captors forbid them to talk to each other and were threatened to be buried, poisoned or burned with cigarettes.
Perez said she was also threatened to be stripped of her clothes.
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[Title] => Charges vs 2 ‘FM bust bombers’ dismissed
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — The Abra prosecutor’s office dismissed yesterday frustrated murder charges against two suspected New People’s Army (NPA) amazons accused of participating in the ambush of a military convoy in Lagangilang, Abra last March 16.
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[Title] => NPAs disown Marcos bust bombers
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Communist guerrillas disowned the two alleged Marcos bust bombers arrested by the military and police last week, saying that the two hardly pass the Communist Party ...
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[Title] => Police tighten security for Marcoses in Ilocos
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Police have tightened security for the family of the late former President Ferdinand Marcos in Ilocos Norte as communist guerrillas vowed to take "punitive actions" against the clan following last Sunday’s blasting of the former strongman’s bust in Benguet.
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[Title] => Rebel returnee finds self in police most wanted list
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Fifty-six-year-old Cesar Pe Benito Baroña fought the government in the hills for nearly three decades, nearly as long as the New People’s Army (NPA) which was founded in 1969.
He was one of the most wanted communist guerrilla leaders in the Cordilleras, slipping from police and military dragnets in Baguio City, Manila and Abra, his home-province.
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[Title] => Child abuse focus shifts to homes
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Human rights abuses are now not the sole enclave of the state but have also shifted to the home, with fathers, mothers, and even children as the perpetrators.
This is what an official of the Commission of Human Rights said here yesterday in a talk with a non-government organization servicing indigenous peoples.
CHR lawyer Jocelyn Bastian said most of the cases of human rights abuses here are child abuse cases.
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