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BAGUIO CITY — Various human rights groups defended Amnesty International (AI) yesterday from the military’s allegations of bias in reporting supposed extrajudicial killings.


"It is either insubordination on the military’s part because their commander-in-chief asked AI to come to the Philippines, or the government is saying one thing that they do not really mean," said Ruth Cervantes, speaking for human rights group Karapatan.


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BAGUIO CITY — Authorities here belied claims that a death squad was behind the shooting of Bayan Ilocos Region chairman Billy Austin on Thursday in Vigan City.


"There is no such thing as a death squad from the military, particularly in my unit,"Army Lt. Col. Harold Cabreros, commanding officer of the  50th Infantry Battalion based in San Juan town, Ilocos Sur, said.


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"It is either insubordination on the military’s part because their commander-in-chief asked AI to come to the Philippines, or the government is saying one thing that they do not really mean," said Ruth Cervantes, speaking for human rights group Karapatan.


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"There is no such thing as a death squad from the military, particularly in my unit,"Army Lt. Col. Harold Cabreros, commanding officer of the  50th Infantry Battalion based in San Juan town, Ilocos Sur, said.


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Amnesty Int’l defended from military allegation of biased reporting

November 16, 2006 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — Various human rights groups defended Amnesty International (AI) yesterday from the military’s allegations of bias in reporting supposed extrajudicial killings. "It is either insubordination...

Headlines

‘No military death squads in Ilocos’

November 14, 2006 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — Authorities here belied claims that a death squad was behind the shooting of Bayan Ilocos Region chairman Billy Austin on Thursday in Vigan City. "There is no such thing as a death squad...

Nation