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Agusan 6 lawyers oppose IP detainee’s transfer to military camp
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Agusan 6 lawyers oppose IP detainee’s transfer to military camp
Political prisoners are being reportedly forced to move from the custody of civilian authorities to military camps. On July 14, the Regional Trial Court (RTC), Branch 55 in Agusan del Sur received a Motion to Transfer Custody from the 60th Infantry Battalion, 10th Infantry Division of the Philippine Army, seeking to place Nik-nik Man-aning, one of the Agusan 6, under military custody. The motion alleged that Man-aning, an indigenous person, is “…
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