March 8 Speeches by Women Leaders
Day: March 10, 2010
Filipino Dies in US Army Camp in Marawi: Officials Rule Suicide; Kin Insist Murder
By RONALYN V. OLEA
On Jan. 30, Gregan Cardeño went home happy that he had finally found a job. He had just signed a contract with a security agency that posted him as an interpreter for the American troops in Cotabato City. He ended up in Marawi where, inside a US barracks, he supposedly hanged himself. His family, however, is convinced that he had been murdered, probably even abused.
Live Coverage: Press Conference on CA Junking of Morong 43’s Habeas Corpus Petition
Using Martial-Law Doctrine, CA Junks Morong 43’s Habeas Corpus Petition
By RONALYN V. OLEA
“In simply adhering to the outdated Ilagan v. Enrile, a notorious martial law doctrine, the Court of Appeals seriously disregarded the litany of blatant violations of the constitutional rights of these 43 health workers,” lawyer Romeo Capulong said. The CA, he said, “has actually legalized the abuses committed by the military.”
Live Webcast: Interview with Leaders of ACT Teachers Partylist
Live Coverage: Fact-finding Report on Death of Gregan Cardeño While Working for US Army in Marawi
Download: Tides of Crises in the Workers Movement (a CTUHR 2009 Yearend Report)
News in Pictures: Duterte Endorses Makabayan Senatoriables
