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Cebu human rights lawyers push for anti-cult law

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Human rights lawyers in Cebu are calling on legislators to pass a law that would define cults and protect women and children victims. Lawyer Magdalena Lepiten said a law is needed to address gaps, define prohibited acts, impose penalties, and provide programs and services for the survivors.

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Cebu human rights lawyers push for anti-cult law

CEBU, Philippines – Human rights lawyers in Cebu are calling on legislators to pass a law that would define cults and protect women and children victims. Lawyer Magdalena Lepiten, president of the Cebu for Human Rights (C4HR), explained in a position paper sent to Senator Ronald “Bato” de la Rosa that a law is needed to address gaps, define prohibited acts, impose penalties, and provide programs and services for the survivors. “We need to do thi…

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Rappler broke the news in Philippines on Friday, December 1, 2023.
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