+ Follow JUDGE MANUEL REAL Tag
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[Title] => Human rights victims target $10-B Marcos wealth
[Summary] => After initially receiving $1,000 as compensation, human rights victims are now looking into the full enforcement of the $10-billion compensation award granted by a US District court.
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[Title] => Joker questions non-inclusion of HR victims' compensation in priority bills
[Summary] => Sen. Joker Arroyo is disappointed at the administration for failing to include a bill seeking to compensate human rights victims of martial law in priority legislation submitted to Congress.
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[Title] => Editoryal - $1,000 bayad sa pang-aabuso
[Summary] => DALAWAMPU’T LIMANG taon ang nakalipas bago napasakamay ng martial law victims ang kabayaran sa ginawa sa kanilang pang-aabuso.
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[Title] => Marcos HR victims binayaran ng $1,000
[Summary] => Tumanggap na kahapon ng tig-$1,000 ang may 12 biktima ng pang-aabuso sa karapatang pantao, noong panahon ng yumaong si Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos, bilang kumpensasyon para sa kanilang dinanas na paghihirap.
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[Title] => Gov’t ignores US court order on Marcos wealth
[Summary] => Malacañang rejected yesterday an order issued by a United States federal judge in Honolulu that directs the Philippine government to transfer $40 million of $684 million in ill-gotten wealth of the late President Ferdinand Marcos to an account set up for victims of human rights abuses during his 14-year authoritarian rule.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr. asserted that the federal court ruling handed down by US district Judge Manuel Real cannot be enforced on the Philippines as a sovereign state outside the jurisdiction of the US court.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Marcoses get respite on claims payment
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A US district court judge in Hawaii has rejected a petition to terminate a
$150-million settlement between the family of the late dictator Ferdinand
Marcos and victims of human rights abuses during his rule, a lawyer for the
victims said yesterday.
Rod Domingo, a lawyer representing half of the 10,000 human rights victims,
said Judge Manuel Real set another hearing on April 24 to allow the Marcos
family more time to pay up.
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JUDGE MANUEL REAL
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[Title] => Joker questions non-inclusion of HR victims' compensation in priority bills
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[Title] => Gov’t ignores US court order on Marcos wealth
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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye Jr. asserted that the federal court ruling handed down by US district Judge Manuel Real cannot be enforced on the Philippines as a sovereign state outside the jurisdiction of the US court.
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[Title] => Marcoses get respite on claims payment
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A US district court judge in Hawaii has rejected a petition to terminate a
$150-million settlement between the family of the late dictator Ferdinand
Marcos and victims of human rights abuses during his rule, a lawyer for the
victims said yesterday.
Rod Domingo, a lawyer representing half of the 10,000 human rights victims,
said Judge Manuel Real set another hearing on April 24 to allow the Marcos
family more time to pay up.
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-04 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1097133
[AuthorName] => Jose Rodel Clapano
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