US EditionDumagat-Remontado Resident Who Attended People's Sona, Harassed
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By JHONA REYES VITOR and RENALYN RAMIREZAltermidya The military harassed the indigenous Dumagat-Remontado who participated in the SONA protest on July 28 at Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City. The indigenous people are experiencing surveillance by the 80th Infantry Battalion of the Philippine Army, according to Karapatan-Rizal. “The soldiers went around several Dumagat communities in Tanay, Rizal to ask for the names of the indigenous people who j…
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