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Sidebar | ‘Done and decided’? Baguio court declines to review constitutionality of Anti-Terrorism Act’s implementation
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Sidebar | ‘Done and decided’? Baguio court declines to review constitutionality of Anti-Terrorism Act’s implementation
On April 30, Branch 78 of the Regional Trial Court of Baguio City denied the petition for certiorari and prohibition filed by Indigenous Peoples’ rights advocates Windel B. Bolinget, Sarah Abellon-Alikes, Jennifer Awingan-Taggaoa, and Stephen A. Tauli. The petition challenged their designation as “terrorist individuals” by the Anti-Terrorism Council (ATC) and sought to have the third mode of designating terrorists under paragraph 3 of Section 25…
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