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[Summary] => Describing the violent dispersal of an inter-faith procession in Manila last Friday as a virtual attack on religion, bishops who led the prayer rally said yesterday they believed the incident would convince more bishops to band together against the administration.
Meanwhile, television host Oscar Orbos said he and other rally leaders would file complaints in court as well as with the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and the local Commission on Human Rights for what he said was the violation of their right to free assembly.
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[Title] => Prison officials on executions: So what now?
[Summary] => Prison officials were at a loss yesterday if they should proceed with the other scheduled executions, saying neither President Arroyo’s order nor the recent ruling of the Supreme Court (SC) was clear on the issue.
New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) superintendent Venacio Tesoro said they are waiting for the President to clarify her order to execute convicted kidnappers and drug traffickers whose death sentences have been affirmed by the SC.
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[Title] => Groups forming united front vs RP-US military exercises
[Summary] => A broad coalition of political groups, which banded together last year to seek the resignation of then President Joseph Estrada, are once again setting aside ideological differences to form a united front against the holding of the RP-US war games.
Prominent political personalities, led by former Senate president Jovito Salonga, are meeting today to declare a common stand in denouncing President Arroyo’s decision to use US forces in operations against Abu Sayyaf terrorists in Mindanao.
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Meanwhile, television host Oscar Orbos said he and other rally leaders would file complaints in court as well as with the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and the local Commission on Human Rights for what he said was the violation of their right to free assembly.
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New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) superintendent Venacio Tesoro said they are waiting for the President to clarify her order to execute convicted kidnappers and drug traffickers whose death sentences have been affirmed by the SC.
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Prominent political personalities, led by former Senate president Jovito Salonga, are meeting today to declare a common stand in denouncing President Arroyo’s decision to use US forces in operations against Abu Sayyaf terrorists in Mindanao.
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