DOON NAMAN SA MGA PILIPINONG PINIPIGILANG PAG-USAPAN ANG TUNGKOL SA MGA PINATAY, TINORTURE, GINAHASA, BINUGBOG, IKINULONG, HINULI NG MILITAR AT HINDI NA MULING NATAGPUAN DURING MARTIAL LAW | TugmaLahat

DOON NAMAN SA MGA PILIPINONG PINIPIGILANG PAG-USAPAN ANG TUNGKOL SA MGA PINATAY, TINORTURE, GINAHASA, BINUGBOG, IKINULONG, HINULI NG MILITAR AT HINDI NA MULING NATAGPUAN DURING MARTIAL LAW

By Maria Lourdes Sereno

Nasa government records po lahat iyan, recognized pa ng Supreme Court decisions kaya pwedeng pag-usapan ang mga inhuman treatment na iyan ng Marcos regime sa mga Pilipino.

Narito po ang link sa 11,103 human rights victims na na-recognize ng Human Rights Victims’ Claims Board (HRVCB). Totoong mga pangalan, totoong mga tao, totoong pagdurusa, sa ilalim ng Marcos Martial Law. Tingnan niyo po ang mga pangalan.

Hindi na po natapos ng HRVCB ang pag-process ng marami pang pangalan na inihain, dahil hanggang 2018 lang ang mandato nila. Ang bilang po ng mga maraming organisasyon ay higit na marami pa ang mga biktima ng kawalan ng katarungan noong Martial Law.

https://thefreedommemorial.ph/roll-of-victims/

https://drive.google.com/…/1d4Bay12ONK3VBXJHs65…/view…

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Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno is living proof that true courage is forged through adversity.

Sereno rose from humble beginnings to become the country’s first female Chief Justice in 2012. She attended public elementary and secondary school, then pursued higher education through scholarships. She graduated valedictorian from the UP College of Law in 1984, and holds a Masters of Law degree, specializing in law and economics and international trade law, from the University of Michigan.

She was a law professor at the UP for nearly 20 years. The World Trade Organization recognized her stellar credentials with her 1998 appointment as Counsellor of their Appellate Body in Geneva, Switzerland. She was also involved in successful international litigation as co-counsel for the Republic and was AIM’s Executive Director for their Policy Center.

With her modernizing outlook and firm belief in the power of technology, she co-founded a corporation that developed the first annotated electronic research system in Philippine Law. Her tenure as Chief Justice is marked by far-reaching reforms, including eCourts, automated hearings, case decongestion, continuous trials, and expanded small claims courts. At the heart of her reform program is the strong conviction that justice and the law’s protection should be accessible and responsive to the most vulnerable Filipinos. Because she was a staunch defender of judicial independence, Sereno was subjected to intense persecution.

Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno is now a major voice for people-centered change in Philippine society. She believes this change is part of God’s desire for this country, that every Filipino is precious in God’s sight, bawat isa mahalaga, and that each citizen and every community has a role in building up this nation. She is an advocate for faithfulness to the vision of a “just and humane society” in the Philippine Constitution, and integrity and accountability in governance.

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