I Hate it When They Call Me Terorista

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Mar 18, 20216:51Government & Organizations

Red-tagging of journalists, lawyers and human rights advocates continued during the lockdown. And now authorities have taken that extra step of accusing critics of being terrorists. Atty. Ted Te shares how this impacts o...

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