MANILA – “Poor farmers do not have the capacity to fund terrorism. We are already poor. Where are we going to find the money?” This is the lament of Renato Gameng, a farmer for 40 years and a leader of Danggayan Dagiti Mannalon iti Isabela (Dagami) for the past 15 years. For him, it is puzzling that he is being accused of violating the Terrorism Financing Prevention and Suppression Act (TFPSA). Ten more activists were also charged with the same …
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