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Date of Letter: 17 July 2008 |
| Letter to
Professor Philip Alston on the updates of
the recent aggressions committed by the New
People’s Army (NPA). From May 02, 2008 up
to July 05, 2008, with court decision on the
case of Jose Doton dated May 30, 2008 |
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Date of Letter: 16 May 2008 |
| Letter to
Professor Philip Alston on the updates of
the recent aggressions committed by the New
People’s Army (NPA). From November 26, 2007 up
to May 16, 2008, there were at least 41
incidents reported by various media sources
involving assaults made by the N.P.A. with
additional 21 as gathered from various media
sources.
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Date of Letter: 10 March 2008 |
| Letter to
Professor Philip Alston on the updates of
the recent aggressions committed by the New
People’s Army (NPA). From November 27, 2007 up
to March 10, 2008, there were at least 41
incidents reported by various media sources
involving assaults made by the N.P.A. Attached is
a summary of these incidents for your reference.
This report excludes unreported incidents since
some of the victims’ families refuse to talk for
fear of retaliation from the said rebel group.
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Date of Letter: December 20, 2007 |
| Letter to
Professor Phillip Alston on the
creation of the Task Force Against Political
Violence or Administrative Order No. 211
which
was mandated to undertake the
prevention, investigation, prosecution and
punishment of political violence; the care
and protection of people and communities
victimized and threatened with violence; and
the promotion of a culture opposed to
violence and for the advancement of
reconciliation and peace. The TF211 intends
to utilize the findings and recommendations
of the professor's report. |
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Date of Letter: January 03, 2008 |
| Letter to
Professor Phillip Alston updates on
some recent events in the Philippines
involving activities of the New Peoples’
Army (NPA). |
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Date of Letter: December 10, 2007 |
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Letter
to MR. JOSE MANUEL ROMUALDEZ Columnist,
The Philippine Star
about a published news item dated 05
December, 2007 on the statement of
KARAPATAN a human rights group,
that not a single suspect in cases involving
unexplained disappearances and enforced
disappearances, or extrajudicial killings,
numbering 887, has ever been convicted or
sent to jail. |
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