Tag: profiling

ACT appeals CA dismissal of group’s petition vs PNP’s alleged profiling

  (Eagle News)—The Alliance of Concerned Teachers has asked the Court of Appeals to reconsider its earlier decision not to stop the Philippine National Police’s alleged profiling of the group’s members. In seeking for the appellate court’s reconsideration, ACT said its petition seeking for a halt order of the PNP’s supposed activities raised, after all, “issues involving gross violations of the petitoners’ fundamental constitutional rights” which include their right to association, right to assembly and […]

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Citing “infirmities,” CA junks ACT petition vs PNP “profiling”

(Eagle News) — Citing “infirmities,” the Court of Appeals junked the petition filed by the Alliance of Concerned Teachers to stop what it said was the police’s profiling of its members. In a four-page resolution dated Feb. 4, the eleventh division said in the first place, the petition was not accompanied by “certified true copies” of the Philippine National Police memoranda that allegedly ordered the “profiling” and which the group was assailing. ACT had argued […]

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ACT files raps vs Año, Albayalde, others over alleged profiling of group’s members

(Eagle News)–The Alliance of Concerned Teachers on Monday, Jan. 28, filed charges against Philippine National Police chief Director General Oscar Albayalde, Interior Secretary Eduardo Año and several others over their alleged profiling of the group’s members. Año, Albayalde and others face charges for electioneering, and for alleged violations of the Data Privacy Act, the Code of Conduct for Public Officials, and the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers. Administrative charges for  oppression, misconduct, and conduct prejudicial to […]

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Año welcomes ACT petition vs PNP “profiling” of the group’s members

(Eagle News) — Interior Secretary Eduardo Año on Thursday, Jan. 17, welcomed the Alliance of Concerned Teachers’ filing of a petition seeking to put a stop to the Philippine National Police’s information gathering on its members. In a statement, Año, however, also stood by the police’s intelligence gathering, describing it as routine work. He noted Communist Party of the Philippines founder Jose Maria Sison himself admitted ACT was one of the group’s fronts. “The PNP will […]

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ACT, affiliate groups ask CA to stop alleged PNP profiling of their members

(Eagle News) — The Alliance of Concerned Teachers and its other affiliate groups has asked the Court of Appeals to stop what it said was the implementation of Philippine National Police memoranda directing the police to “conduct an inventory of all public and private school teachers” who are aligned with their organizations. In seeking for a temporary restraining order and/or writ of preliminary injunction, the ACT, represented by its national chair Joselyn Martinez, the ACT […]

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13 hinihinalang miyembro ng Maute, dinala sa CDO matapos ma-confine sa Pagadian

PAGADIAN CITY, Zamboanga del Sur (Eagle News) – Nasa 13 katao ang sumailalim sa profiling at paraffin test matapos mai-report sa mga awtoridad na may naka-confine sa isang pagamutan sa Pagadian City na galing sa Marawi City. Ayon kay PSupt. Kiram Jimlani, Hepe ng PNP-Pagadian, agad niyang pinaimbestigatihan ng matanggap ang report na may naka-confine sa Zamboanga del Sur Medical Center na galing sa Marawi City. Isa sa 13 katao ay kritikal na kinilalang si Junaid Ampaso Dimarogong. Dagdag […]

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