Guarantee the safety of Activists listed as Military Targets
Target:
Armed Forces of the Philippines and President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
Sponsored by:
This is an online petition that expresses concern and aims to guarantee the safety of Journalists, Nuns/Priests, Doctors, and Activists in a recently leaked "Order of Battle" list by the Military.
An "order of battle" is a list of persons the Philippine military claims to be combatants or supporters of the CPP and NPA. A number of political activists who have appeared on such lists are among those who have been killed in the Philippines, allegedly by military and paramilitary units
A Document titled "JCICC 'Agila' 3rd QTR 2007 OB Validation Result," marked "SECRET" and allegedly prepared by the intelligence arm of the Philippine Army's 10th Infantry Division includes Journalists, Nuns/Priests, Doctors, Lawyers, and other Professionals.
This "Order of Battle" list is another addition to the Philippine's already bloody history of Human Rights abuses. Since 2001, over one thousand political activists and more than 40 journalists have been summarily executed. These killings have already been the subject of concern by The United Nations and other Human Rights Groups.
Here are the links to further enlighten you regarding the Military's "Order of Battle". The 1st link is the document itself titled "JCICC 'Agila' 3rd QTR 2007 OB Validation Result". The 2nd one is an article from www.pinoypress.net.
1.) http://www.scribd.com/doc/15868170/AFP-10thID-Power-Point
2.) http://www.pinoypress.net/2009/05/23/order-of-battle-malicious-forgery-or-conspiracy-to-murder/
Names of persons listed as military targets:
1. Romualdo Basilio, Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU), BAYAN-SMR
2. Joel Maglungsod, KMU
3. Felix Irag, Anakpawis Party List
4. Omar Bantayan, Secretary General, KMU
5. Florante Ferrarin
6. Rudy Aranjuez, Nagkakaisang Manggagawa ng Davao City Water District, (NAMADACWAD) -
7. Antonio Flores (a.k.a. Tonying, Davao City, Kilusang Magbubukid sa Pilipinas (KMP)
8. Bobong Clarion
9. Maximo Goc-on
10. Boy Alcala
11. Dodong Intero
12. Segundo Naquilla,
13. Cesar Camarillo
14. Traquillano Goc-ong (a.k.a. Boy), Farmers Association of Davao City (FADC)
15. Amancio Carmelo
16. Bonifacio Bebera
17. Sergio Namate
18. Edilberto Gonzaga (a.k.a. Edil)
19. Celso Pojas (Deceased), Secretary General, FADC
20. Corazon Espinosa (a.k.a. Cora)
21. Joel Virador, Bayan Muna
22. Jeppie Ramada
23. Kelly Delgado, Secretary General, Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap (KADAMAY)
24. Prof Luzviminda Ilagan, GABRIELA Party List
25. Greg Cagula, Vice President, NAMADACWAD
26. Jake Coloma, Secretary, NAMADACWAD
27. Elsa Elorde, Treasurer, NAMADACWAD
28. Welmer Crasco, Auditor, NAMADACWAD
29. Jake Cadorna, PIO, NAMADACWAD
30. Lorna Maximo, Education Committee, NAMADACWAD
31. Romulo Reyes, Mobilizing Committee, NAMADACWAD
32. Ereneo Cubal, Social Welfare Committee, NAMADACWAD
33. Delia Olaer, Grievance Committee, NAMADACWAD
34. Inting Masucol, Para-Legal Committee, NAMADACWAD
35. Noel Legaspi, Chief Shop Steward, NAMADACWAD
36. Samuel Lasay, of lsla Village, Calinan, Davao City, Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Operator Nationwide (PISTON)
37. Edel Gonzaga
38. Frank Kimpes
39. Antonio Dodong Petalcorin
40. Toto Vulcan
41. Bishop Felixberto Calang, Davao City, Phil Independent Catholic Church (PIC)
42. Dr. Robinson Montalba
43. Ariel Casilao, Secretary General, BAYAN
44. Emma Villegas, Deputy Secretary General, BAYAN
45. Sr. Luz mallo M.A, Treasurer, Missionaries of Assumption
46. Irene Caharian, TF Militarization
47. Dr. Eugene Nalian MD,
48. Atty. Noreen Manatad, TF Women & Children FLAG
49. Prof. Mae Templa, GABRIELA Party List
50. Jimmy Aragon, TF Prisoner- SELDA
51. Rev Constante Claro, National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)
52. Fr Peter Lamata
53. Fr Paul Cunanan
54. Fr Bong Dublan
55. Fr Guillermo Afable
56. Bishop Ben Barloso
57. Bishop Valentino Lorejo Jr
58. Bishop Warlito Baldomero
59. Fr Bobby Parreno
60. Fr Eddie Pedregosa
61. Sis Antonietta Go
62. Nick Gonzales
63. Abundancio Bulac
64. Sr. Elsa Batalla, FMA
65. Sr. Marietta Banayo, FMA
66. Marcela Naloza
67. Terry Abundo
68. Helen Gaspar
69. Asuncion Carreon
70. Ofelia Malayao
71. Rogelio Gonzales
72. Nenita Batucan
73. Amante Villanueva
74. Lyda Canson, GABRIELA
75. Cacai Villegas, Secretary General, GABRIELA Youth
76. Evelyn Carias
77. Elizabeth Nuyad
78. Emily Sorongon
79. Belen Obeja
80. Olga Pacumbaba
81. Inriquita Sorongon
82. Carlos Conde, National Union of Journalist in the Phil. (NUJP)
83. Dr Shalom Lorenzana, RX Against Erap (RAGE), UIHSI
84. Dr Ruben Robillo
85. Dr Rey Lasaca
86. Dr Lyn Lyndo
87. Dr Jose Lacuesta
88. Peter Lavina
89. Atty Angela Librado-Trinidad
90. Jimmy Dureza
91. Benjamin de Guzman
92. Atty Beverly Selima-Musni,
93. Gus Obenza
94. Antonio Apat, KAPI/WAP Agos Band
95. Gregorio Altarez
96. Glen Amoroso
97. Bobong Landero
98. Atty. Carlos Zarate
99. Cris Ranoa
100. Fe Salino
101. Ligaya Fuentes
102. Sr. Lita David
103. Dr Francisco Morales
104. Dr. Torralba
105. Bishop Anacleto Serafica
Part of a letter drafted by the Asian Human Rights Commission(AHRC):
"In fact, one of those mentioned in this document, Celso Pojas, a peasant activist, was killed on the 15th May 2008. The concern of those mentioned in this list is rooted not only from Pojas's murder but also from previous incidents, wherein subsequent killings have taken place after the release of a document. For instance, the other power-point presentation document entitled "Knowing the Enemy" in early 2000s, which mentions the names of organizations being targeted and accused of colluding with the communist.
As it is in the past, those who had been killed in recent years are human rights and political activists who are attached to the organization mentioned in the "Knowing the Enemy" presentation."
Naturally, the Military denies the existence of such document nor that it originated from them. There has been no credible investigation from the Governments side to verify whether the military's claims are true or not.
Please, sign this petition and help protect the lives of innocent people who only seek to make the country better for you and me. If we are all silenced and made to live a life in closed doors, without the capacity to voice our concerns, then we have lost our Freedom.
An "order of battle" is a list of persons the Philippine military claims to be combatants or supporters of the CPP and NPA. A number of political activists who have appeared on such lists are among those who have been killed in the Philippines, allegedly by military and paramilitary units
A Document titled "JCICC 'Agila' 3rd QTR 2007 OB Validation Result," marked "SECRET" and allegedly prepared by the intelligence arm of the Philippine Army's 10th Infantry Division includes Journalists, Nuns/Priests, Doctors, Lawyers, and other Professionals.
This "Order of Battle" list is another addition to the Philippine's already bloody history of Human Rights abuses. Since 2001, over one thousand political activists and more than 40 journalists have been summarily executed. These killings have already been the subject of concern by The United Nations and other Human Rights Groups.
Here are the links to further enlighten you regarding the Military's "Order of Battle". The 1st link is the document itself titled "JCICC 'Agila' 3rd QTR 2007 OB Validation Result". The 2nd one is an article from www.pinoypress.net.
1.) http://www.scribd.com/doc/15868170/AFP-10thID-Power-Point
2.) http://www.pinoypress.net/2009/05/23/order-of-battle-malicious-forgery-or-conspiracy-to-murder/
Names of persons listed as military targets:
1. Romualdo Basilio, Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU), BAYAN-SMR
2. Joel Maglungsod, KMU
3. Felix Irag, Anakpawis Party List
4. Omar Bantayan, Secretary General, KMU
5. Florante Ferrarin
6. Rudy Aranjuez, Nagkakaisang Manggagawa ng Davao City Water District, (NAMADACWAD) -
7. Antonio Flores (a.k.a. Tonying, Davao City, Kilusang Magbubukid sa Pilipinas (KMP)
8. Bobong Clarion
9. Maximo Goc-on
10. Boy Alcala
11. Dodong Intero
12. Segundo Naquilla,
13. Cesar Camarillo
14. Traquillano Goc-ong (a.k.a. Boy), Farmers Association of Davao City (FADC)
15. Amancio Carmelo
16. Bonifacio Bebera
17. Sergio Namate
18. Edilberto Gonzaga (a.k.a. Edil)
19. Celso Pojas (Deceased), Secretary General, FADC
20. Corazon Espinosa (a.k.a. Cora)
21. Joel Virador, Bayan Muna
22. Jeppie Ramada
23. Kelly Delgado, Secretary General, Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap (KADAMAY)
24. Prof Luzviminda Ilagan, GABRIELA Party List
25. Greg Cagula, Vice President, NAMADACWAD
26. Jake Coloma, Secretary, NAMADACWAD
27. Elsa Elorde, Treasurer, NAMADACWAD
28. Welmer Crasco, Auditor, NAMADACWAD
29. Jake Cadorna, PIO, NAMADACWAD
30. Lorna Maximo, Education Committee, NAMADACWAD
31. Romulo Reyes, Mobilizing Committee, NAMADACWAD
32. Ereneo Cubal, Social Welfare Committee, NAMADACWAD
33. Delia Olaer, Grievance Committee, NAMADACWAD
34. Inting Masucol, Para-Legal Committee, NAMADACWAD
35. Noel Legaspi, Chief Shop Steward, NAMADACWAD
36. Samuel Lasay, of lsla Village, Calinan, Davao City, Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Operator Nationwide (PISTON)
37. Edel Gonzaga
38. Frank Kimpes
39. Antonio Dodong Petalcorin
40. Toto Vulcan
41. Bishop Felixberto Calang, Davao City, Phil Independent Catholic Church (PIC)
42. Dr. Robinson Montalba
43. Ariel Casilao, Secretary General, BAYAN
44. Emma Villegas, Deputy Secretary General, BAYAN
45. Sr. Luz mallo M.A, Treasurer, Missionaries of Assumption
46. Irene Caharian, TF Militarization
47. Dr. Eugene Nalian MD,
48. Atty. Noreen Manatad, TF Women & Children FLAG
49. Prof. Mae Templa, GABRIELA Party List
50. Jimmy Aragon, TF Prisoner- SELDA
51. Rev Constante Claro, National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)
52. Fr Peter Lamata
53. Fr Paul Cunanan
54. Fr Bong Dublan
55. Fr Guillermo Afable
56. Bishop Ben Barloso
57. Bishop Valentino Lorejo Jr
58. Bishop Warlito Baldomero
59. Fr Bobby Parreno
60. Fr Eddie Pedregosa
61. Sis Antonietta Go
62. Nick Gonzales
63. Abundancio Bulac
64. Sr. Elsa Batalla, FMA
65. Sr. Marietta Banayo, FMA
66. Marcela Naloza
67. Terry Abundo
68. Helen Gaspar
69. Asuncion Carreon
70. Ofelia Malayao
71. Rogelio Gonzales
72. Nenita Batucan
73. Amante Villanueva
74. Lyda Canson, GABRIELA
75. Cacai Villegas, Secretary General, GABRIELA Youth
76. Evelyn Carias
77. Elizabeth Nuyad
78. Emily Sorongon
79. Belen Obeja
80. Olga Pacumbaba
81. Inriquita Sorongon
82. Carlos Conde, National Union of Journalist in the Phil. (NUJP)
83. Dr Shalom Lorenzana, RX Against Erap (RAGE), UIHSI
84. Dr Ruben Robillo
85. Dr Rey Lasaca
86. Dr Lyn Lyndo
87. Dr Jose Lacuesta
88. Peter Lavina
89. Atty Angela Librado-Trinidad
90. Jimmy Dureza
91. Benjamin de Guzman
92. Atty Beverly Selima-Musni,
93. Gus Obenza
94. Antonio Apat, KAPI/WAP Agos Band
95. Gregorio Altarez
96. Glen Amoroso
97. Bobong Landero
98. Atty. Carlos Zarate
99. Cris Ranoa
100. Fe Salino
101. Ligaya Fuentes
102. Sr. Lita David
103. Dr Francisco Morales
104. Dr. Torralba
105. Bishop Anacleto Serafica
Part of a letter drafted by the Asian Human Rights Commission(AHRC):
"In fact, one of those mentioned in this document, Celso Pojas, a peasant activist, was killed on the 15th May 2008. The concern of those mentioned in this list is rooted not only from Pojas's murder but also from previous incidents, wherein subsequent killings have taken place after the release of a document. For instance, the other power-point presentation document entitled "Knowing the Enemy" in early 2000s, which mentions the names of organizations being targeted and accused of colluding with the communist.
As it is in the past, those who had been killed in recent years are human rights and political activists who are attached to the organization mentioned in the "Knowing the Enemy" presentation."
Naturally, the Military denies the existence of such document nor that it originated from them. There has been no credible investigation from the Governments side to verify whether the military's claims are true or not.
Please, sign this petition and help protect the lives of innocent people who only seek to make the country better for you and me. If we are all silenced and made to live a life in closed doors, without the capacity to voice our concerns, then we have lost our Freedom.
This is an online petition that expresses concern and aims to guarantee the safety of Journalists, Nuns/Priests, Doctors, and Activists in a recently leaked "Order of Battle" list by the Military.
An "order of battle" is a list of persons the Philippine military claims to be combatants or supporters of the CPP and NPA. A number of political activists who have appeared on such lists are among those who have been killed in the Philippines, allegedly by military and paramilitary units
A Document titled "JCICC 'Agila' 3rd QTR 2007 OB Validation Result," marked "SECRET" and allegedly prepared by the intelligence arm of the Philippine Army's 10th Infantry Division includes Journalists, Nuns/Priests, Doctors, Lawyers, and other Professionals.
This "Order of Battle" list is another addition to the Philippine's already bloody history of Human Rights abuses. Since 2001, over one thousand political activists and more than 40 journalists have been summarily executed. These killings have already been the subject of concern by The United Nations and other Human Rights Groups.
Here are the links to further enlighten you regarding the Military's "Order of Battle". The 1st link is the document itself titled "JCICC 'Agila' 3rd QTR 2007 OB Validation Result". The 2nd one is an article from www.pinoypress.net.
1.) http://www.scribd.com/doc/15868170/AFP-10thID-Power-Point
2.) http://www.pinoypress.net/2009/05/23/order-of-battle-malicious-forgery-or-conspiracy-to-murder/
Names of persons listed as military targets:
1. Romualdo Basilio, Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU), BAYAN-SMR
2. Joel Maglungsod, KMU
3. Felix Irag, Anakpawis Party List
4. Omar Bantayan, Secretary General, KMU
5. Florante Ferrarin
6. Rudy Aranjuez, Nagkakaisang Manggagawa ng Davao City Water District, (NAMADACWAD) -
7. Antonio Flores (a.k.a. Tonying, Davao City, Kilusang Magbubukid sa Pilipinas (KMP)
8. Bobong Clarion
9. Maximo Goc-on
10. Boy Alcala
11. Dodong Intero
12. Segundo Naquilla,
13. Cesar Camarillo
14. Traquillano Goc-ong (a.k.a. Boy), Farmers Association of Davao City (FADC)
15. Amancio Carmelo
16. Bonifacio Bebera
17. Sergio Namate
18. Edilberto Gonzaga (a.k.a. Edil)
19. Celso Pojas (Deceased), Secretary General, FADC
20. Corazon Espinosa (a.k.a. Cora)
21. Joel Virador, Bayan Muna
22. Jeppie Ramada
23. Kelly Delgado, Secretary General, Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap (KADAMAY)
24. Prof Luzviminda Ilagan, GABRIELA Party List
25. Greg Cagula, Vice President, NAMADACWAD
26. Jake Coloma, Secretary, NAMADACWAD
27. Elsa Elorde, Treasurer, NAMADACWAD
28. Welmer Crasco, Auditor, NAMADACWAD
29. Jake Cadorna, PIO, NAMADACWAD
30. Lorna Maximo, Education Committee, NAMADACWAD
31. Romulo Reyes, Mobilizing Committee, NAMADACWAD
32. Ereneo Cubal, Social Welfare Committee, NAMADACWAD
33. Delia Olaer, Grievance Committee, NAMADACWAD
34. Inting Masucol, Para-Legal Committee, NAMADACWAD
35. Noel Legaspi, Chief Shop Steward, NAMADACWAD
36. Samuel Lasay, of lsla Village, Calinan, Davao City, Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Operator Nationwide (PISTON)
37. Edel Gonzaga
38. Frank Kimpes
39. Antonio Dodong Petalcorin
40. Toto Vulcan
41. Bishop Felixberto Calang, Davao City, Phil Independent Catholic Church (PIC)
42. Dr. Robinson Montalba
43. Ariel Casilao, Secretary General, BAYAN
44. Emma Villegas, Deputy Secretary General, BAYAN
45. Sr. Luz mallo M.A, Treasurer, Missionaries of Assumption
46. Irene Caharian, TF Militarization
47. Dr. Eugene Nalian MD,
48. Atty. Noreen Manatad, TF Women & Children FLAG
49. Prof. Mae Templa, GABRIELA Party List
50. Jimmy Aragon, TF Prisoner- SELDA
51. Rev Constante Claro, National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)
52. Fr Peter Lamata
53. Fr Paul Cunanan
54. Fr Bong Dublan
55. Fr Guillermo Afable
56. Bishop Ben Barloso
57. Bishop Valentino Lorejo Jr
58. Bishop Warlito Baldomero
59. Fr Bobby Parreno
60. Fr Eddie Pedregosa
61. Sis Antonietta Go
62. Nick Gonzales
63. Abundancio Bulac
64. Sr. Elsa Batalla, FMA
65. Sr. Marietta Banayo, FMA
66. Marcela Naloza
67. Terry Abundo
68. Helen Gaspar
69. Asuncion Carreon
70. Ofelia Malayao
71. Rogelio Gonzales
72. Nenita Batucan
73. Amante Villanueva
74. Lyda Canson, GABRIELA
75. Cacai Villegas, Secretary General, GABRIELA Youth
76. Evelyn Carias
77. Elizabeth Nuyad
78. Emily Sorongon
79. Belen Obeja
80. Olga Pacumbaba
81. Inriquita Sorongon
82. Carlos Conde, National Union of Journalist in the Phil. (NUJP)
83. Dr Shalom Lorenzana, RX Against Erap (RAGE), UIHSI
84. Dr Ruben Robillo
85. Dr Rey Lasaca
86. Dr Lyn Lyndo
87. Dr Jose Lacuesta
88. Peter Lavina
89. Atty Angela Librado-Trinidad
90. Jimmy Dureza
91. Benjamin de Guzman
92. Atty Beverly Selima-Musni,
93. Gus Obenza
94. Antonio Apat, KAPI/WAP Agos Band
95. Gregorio Altarez
96. Glen Amoroso
97. Bobong Landero
98. Atty. Carlos Zarate
99. Cris Ranoa
100. Fe Salino
101. Ligaya Fuentes
102. Sr. Lita David
103. Dr Francisco Morales
104. Dr. Torralba
105. Bishop Anacleto Serafica
Part of a letter drafted by the Asian Human Rights Commission(AHRC):
"In fact, one of those mentioned in this document, Celso Pojas, a peasant activist, was killed on the 15th May 2008. The concern of those mentioned in this list is rooted not only from Pojas's murder but also from previous incidents, wherein subsequent killings have taken place after the release of a document. For instance, the other power-point presentation document entitled "Knowing the Enemy" in early 2000s, which mentions the names of organizations being targeted and accused of colluding with the communist.
As it is in the past, those who had been killed in recent years are human rights and political activists who are attached to the organization mentioned in the "Knowing the Enemy" presentation."
Naturally, the Military denies the existence of such document nor that it originated from them. There has been no credible investigation from the Governments side to verify whether the military's claims are true or not.
Please, sign this petition and help protect the lives of innocent people who only seek to make the country better for you and me. If we are all silenced and made to live a life in closed doors, without the capacity to voice our concerns, then we have lost our Freedom.
An "order of battle" is a list of persons the Philippine military claims to be combatants or supporters of the CPP and NPA. A number of political activists who have appeared on such lists are among those who have been killed in the Philippines, allegedly by military and paramilitary units
A Document titled "JCICC 'Agila' 3rd QTR 2007 OB Validation Result," marked "SECRET" and allegedly prepared by the intelligence arm of the Philippine Army's 10th Infantry Division includes Journalists, Nuns/Priests, Doctors, Lawyers, and other Professionals.
This "Order of Battle" list is another addition to the Philippine's already bloody history of Human Rights abuses. Since 2001, over one thousand political activists and more than 40 journalists have been summarily executed. These killings have already been the subject of concern by The United Nations and other Human Rights Groups.
Here are the links to further enlighten you regarding the Military's "Order of Battle". The 1st link is the document itself titled "JCICC 'Agila' 3rd QTR 2007 OB Validation Result". The 2nd one is an article from www.pinoypress.net.
1.) http://www.scribd.com/doc/15868170/AFP-10thID-Power-Point
2.) http://www.pinoypress.net/2009/05/23/order-of-battle-malicious-forgery-or-conspiracy-to-murder/
Names of persons listed as military targets:
1. Romualdo Basilio, Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU), BAYAN-SMR
2. Joel Maglungsod, KMU
3. Felix Irag, Anakpawis Party List
4. Omar Bantayan, Secretary General, KMU
5. Florante Ferrarin
6. Rudy Aranjuez, Nagkakaisang Manggagawa ng Davao City Water District, (NAMADACWAD) -
7. Antonio Flores (a.k.a. Tonying, Davao City, Kilusang Magbubukid sa Pilipinas (KMP)
8. Bobong Clarion
9. Maximo Goc-on
10. Boy Alcala
11. Dodong Intero
12. Segundo Naquilla,
13. Cesar Camarillo
14. Traquillano Goc-ong (a.k.a. Boy), Farmers Association of Davao City (FADC)
15. Amancio Carmelo
16. Bonifacio Bebera
17. Sergio Namate
18. Edilberto Gonzaga (a.k.a. Edil)
19. Celso Pojas (Deceased), Secretary General, FADC
20. Corazon Espinosa (a.k.a. Cora)
21. Joel Virador, Bayan Muna
22. Jeppie Ramada
23. Kelly Delgado, Secretary General, Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap (KADAMAY)
24. Prof Luzviminda Ilagan, GABRIELA Party List
25. Greg Cagula, Vice President, NAMADACWAD
26. Jake Coloma, Secretary, NAMADACWAD
27. Elsa Elorde, Treasurer, NAMADACWAD
28. Welmer Crasco, Auditor, NAMADACWAD
29. Jake Cadorna, PIO, NAMADACWAD
30. Lorna Maximo, Education Committee, NAMADACWAD
31. Romulo Reyes, Mobilizing Committee, NAMADACWAD
32. Ereneo Cubal, Social Welfare Committee, NAMADACWAD
33. Delia Olaer, Grievance Committee, NAMADACWAD
34. Inting Masucol, Para-Legal Committee, NAMADACWAD
35. Noel Legaspi, Chief Shop Steward, NAMADACWAD
36. Samuel Lasay, of lsla Village, Calinan, Davao City, Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Operator Nationwide (PISTON)
37. Edel Gonzaga
38. Frank Kimpes
39. Antonio Dodong Petalcorin
40. Toto Vulcan
41. Bishop Felixberto Calang, Davao City, Phil Independent Catholic Church (PIC)
42. Dr. Robinson Montalba
43. Ariel Casilao, Secretary General, BAYAN
44. Emma Villegas, Deputy Secretary General, BAYAN
45. Sr. Luz mallo M.A, Treasurer, Missionaries of Assumption
46. Irene Caharian, TF Militarization
47. Dr. Eugene Nalian MD,
48. Atty. Noreen Manatad, TF Women & Children FLAG
49. Prof. Mae Templa, GABRIELA Party List
50. Jimmy Aragon, TF Prisoner- SELDA
51. Rev Constante Claro, National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)
52. Fr Peter Lamata
53. Fr Paul Cunanan
54. Fr Bong Dublan
55. Fr Guillermo Afable
56. Bishop Ben Barloso
57. Bishop Valentino Lorejo Jr
58. Bishop Warlito Baldomero
59. Fr Bobby Parreno
60. Fr Eddie Pedregosa
61. Sis Antonietta Go
62. Nick Gonzales
63. Abundancio Bulac
64. Sr. Elsa Batalla, FMA
65. Sr. Marietta Banayo, FMA
66. Marcela Naloza
67. Terry Abundo
68. Helen Gaspar
69. Asuncion Carreon
70. Ofelia Malayao
71. Rogelio Gonzales
72. Nenita Batucan
73. Amante Villanueva
74. Lyda Canson, GABRIELA
75. Cacai Villegas, Secretary General, GABRIELA Youth
76. Evelyn Carias
77. Elizabeth Nuyad
78. Emily Sorongon
79. Belen Obeja
80. Olga Pacumbaba
81. Inriquita Sorongon
82. Carlos Conde, National Union of Journalist in the Phil. (NUJP)
83. Dr Shalom Lorenzana, RX Against Erap (RAGE), UIHSI
84. Dr Ruben Robillo
85. Dr Rey Lasaca
86. Dr Lyn Lyndo
87. Dr Jose Lacuesta
88. Peter Lavina
89. Atty Angela Librado-Trinidad
90. Jimmy Dureza
91. Benjamin de Guzman
92. Atty Beverly Selima-Musni,
93. Gus Obenza
94. Antonio Apat, KAPI/WAP Agos Band
95. Gregorio Altarez
96. Glen Amoroso
97. Bobong Landero
98. Atty. Carlos Zarate
99. Cris Ranoa
100. Fe Salino
101. Ligaya Fuentes
102. Sr. Lita David
103. Dr Francisco Morales
104. Dr. Torralba
105. Bishop Anacleto Serafica
Part of a letter drafted by the Asian Human Rights Commission(AHRC):
"In fact, one of those mentioned in this document, Celso Pojas, a peasant activist, was killed on the 15th May 2008. The concern of those mentioned in this list is rooted not only from Pojas's murder but also from previous incidents, wherein subsequent killings have taken place after the release of a document. For instance, the other power-point presentation document entitled "Knowing the Enemy" in early 2000s, which mentions the names of organizations being targeted and accused of colluding with the communist.
As it is in the past, those who had been killed in recent years are human rights and political activists who are attached to the organization mentioned in the "Knowing the Enemy" presentation."
Naturally, the Military denies the existence of such document nor that it originated from them. There has been no credible investigation from the Governments side to verify whether the military's claims are true or not.
Please, sign this petition and help protect the lives of innocent people who only seek to make the country better for you and me. If we are all silenced and made to live a life in closed doors, without the capacity to voice our concerns, then we have lost our Freedom.
We the undersigned politely request that the said "Order of Battle" list be investigated in an unbiased manner, and that those mentioned in the list along with their family members be guaranteed their safety.
We thank the Armed Forces of the Philippines and President Arroyo for taking time to read this letter.
We thank the Armed Forces of the Philippines and President Arroyo for taking time to read this letter.
We signed the "Guarantee the safety of Activists listed as Military Targets" petition!
# 34:
1:37 pm PDT, Sep 10,
Name not displayed, Greece
# 33:
10:14 pm PDT, Aug 17,
GLENN BROWN, Nebraska
# 32:
1:00 am PDT, Jul 11,
Ralph Xx, Germany
# 31:
1:26 pm PDT, Jul 9,
Elaine Robinson, United Kingdom
# 30:
6:54 am PDT, Jul 9,
Ira Gayll Zamudio, Philippines
# 29:
1:51 am PDT, Jul 7,
Steve Klein, Virginia
# 28:
6:38 pm PDT, Jul 6,
Steve Dale, Australia
# 27:
12:06 pm PDT, Jul 6,
Name not displayed, Philippines
# 26:
10:22 am PDT, Jul 6,
Name not displayed, Philippines
# 24:
7:37 am PDT, Jul 6,
Amelia Irish, Florida
# 23:
6:10 am PDT, Jul 6,
Name not displayed, Finland
# 22:
2:57 am PDT, Jul 6,
Filomena Lomba Viana, United Kingdom
# 21:
2:51 am PDT, Jul 6,
Noriko Ehara, Japan
# 20:
1:39 am PDT, Jul 6,
Bill C, Germany
# 19:
12:14 am PDT, Jul 6,
Panagiotis Rigopoulos, Greece
# 18:
10:36 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Pam Boland, Georgia
# 17:
7:46 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Sharon Vergo, Oregon
# 16:
5:59 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Name not displayed, California
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# 15:
5:30 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Alison Darcy, Australia
# 14:
5:14 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Glyn Priestman, Pennsylvania
# 13:
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3:39 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Sarah Baker, Illinois
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# 12:
3:27 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Dinda Evans, California
# 11:
3:01 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Pablo Pinho, California
# 10:
2:56 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Mervi Rantala, Finland
# 9:
2:20 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Sherie Hayden, Canada
# 8:
12:24 pm PDT, Jul 5,
Carole Blakey, Washington
# 7:
11:38 am PDT, Jul 5,
Charles Mclachlan, United Kingdom
# 6:
8:42 am PDT, Jul 5,
Pauline Houzard, Guadeloupe
# 5:
8:08 am PDT, Jul 5,
Chaz Gaily Berlusconi, South Africa
# 4:
8:00 am PDT, Jul 5,
Deb Brown, North Carolina
# 3:
6:52 am PDT, Jul 5,
Robert Turner III, Texas
# 2:
5:06 am PDT, Jul 5,
Susan Walker, California
# 1:
4:25 am PDT, Jul 5,
Name not displayed, California
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