US EditionRed-tagging, surveillance of LGBT youth activist in Nueva Ecija spark outrage
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Red-tagging, surveillance of LGBT youth activist in Nueva Ecija spark outrage
MANILA — LGBT group Bahaghari denounced the red-tagging of its former leader, Eyu Delfin by alleged military personnel in Muñoz, Nueva Ecija. Delfin was the former chairperson of Bahaghari-Nueva Ecija and is currently a second year student at Central Luzon State University (CLSU). The incident involved a friend of Delfin who was approached by a man in plainclothes claiming to be from the military on April 10. He asked about Delfin’s whereabouts…
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