Tag: Terrorism
Group warns of resurgence of violent extremism if Marawi situation not...
On the third anniversary of Marawi’s liberation, a watchdog called out its slow rehabilitation process
Sri Lanka’s Catholic church leaders refute politician’s claim about Easter Sunday...
Politician implied Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith had advance knowledge of terror attacks
Catholic church leaders appeal for peace in wake of southern Philippine...
The government announced that President Rodrigo Duterte is considering recommendations to place Sulu province under martial law
Catholic prelate appeals for prayers following bomb explosions in Jolo
The twin explosions killed at least nine people and wounded dozens, among them soldiers and civilians
Double-edged sword
The new law is a double-edged sword designed to solve two internal security problems that supposedly stand in the way of development
Anti-terror law offers cold comfort, instills red-hot fear
To use the new law to suppress legitimate demands, arrest and detain those seeking justice, is nothing less than out-and-out State terrorism
Philippine president lumps political dissent with terrorism
Critics of the new law warn that “safeguards” covering constitutional rights can be skirted by members of the anti-terrorism council
From the lens of power (2)
While everybody is so preoccupied trying to survive the pandemic, why and how can the immediate threat of terrorism be so real?
Church unites vs anti-terror bill, creeping martial law
The proposed law allows the government to wiretap suspects, arrest them without warrants and detain them for 14 days, among other provisions
Anti-terrorism bill may trample Philippine democracy
Critics of the proposed anti-terrorism law claim that it will cause the "further shrinking of democratic space" and "weaken public discourse"