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U.S. Citizen Abducted and Tortured by Suspected Philippine Military Agents to Speak Publicly for First Time U.N. Day in Support of Torture Victims Marked with Press Conference by Torture Survivor Melissa Roxas
DC Summit Unites Human Rights Advocates for Greater Cooperation for the Philippines Washington DC—Representatives from key institutions, networks, and organizations spanning the country convened at the United Methodist Building on Capitol Hill...
Alston’s Upcoming Report Gives Filipino-American Human Rights Advocates Justification to Ramp Up Pressure on Philippine Government …
GMA’s Attendance at National Prayer Breakfast Draws Demand for Human Rights Filipino-American and American human rights advocates assembled to project the message, “Pray for the victims of injustice and human rights...
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  • Melissa Roxas Press Conference

    *** Statement by Melissa Roxas *** A U.S. citizen and victim of abduction and torture by suspected Philippine military agents.

  • Where are your US Tax Dollars Going?

    This year the US Senate wants to increase military aid to the Philippines to $33 million in part to recognize the decrease in the rate of killings and other HR abuses.

    But as UN rapporteur, Prof. Alston, had stated, 'The decrease in number while a cause to congratulate, is likewise a cause to condemn because it merely shows clearly who are behind the extrajudicial killings.' Call your representatives now and let them know we should be cutting military aid to the Philippines not increasing it.

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