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Commission on Human Rights (CHR) Chairwoman Purificacion Quisumbing asked President Arroyo yesterday to be actively involved in actions being undertaken by the government to address the spate of political killings and enforced disappearances in the country today.


Quisumbing made the appeal as she raised the prospect of the Philippines facing a "Universal Peer Review" soon, or before the termination of the country’s chairmanship of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in May next year.


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The five belonged to the Union of Masses for Democracy and Justice (UMDJ), one of many support groups identified with Estrada which has been actively joining protests calling for the ouster of President Arroyo. 


Those kidnapped were identified as UMDJ chairman Virgilio Eustaquio, Jim Cabauatan, police officer Jose Curameng, Ruben Dionisio and Dennis Ibona, police said.


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CHR Chairwoman Purificacion Quisumbing told the Senate in a recent budget hearing that the policy "was contrary to law" and that there was no "legal impediment" for the commission to support a petition filed by various groups before the Supreme Court questioning the legality of the policy.


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Quisumbing made the appeal as she raised the prospect of the Philippines facing a "Universal Peer Review" soon, or before the termination of the country’s chairmanship of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in May next year.


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The five belonged to the Union of Masses for Democracy and Justice (UMDJ), one of many support groups identified with Estrada which has been actively joining protests calling for the ouster of President Arroyo. 


Those kidnapped were identified as UMDJ chairman Virgilio Eustaquio, Jim Cabauatan, police officer Jose Curameng, Ruben Dionisio and Dennis Ibona, police said.


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CHR Chairwoman Purificacion Quisumbing told the Senate in a recent budget hearing that the policy "was contrary to law" and that there was no "legal impediment" for the commission to support a petition filed by various groups before the Supreme Court questioning the legality of the policy.


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CHR chief urges GMA to solve political killings

By Katherine Adraneda | July 29, 2006 - 12:00am

Commission on Human Rights (CHR) Chairwoman Purificacion Quisumbing asked President Arroyo yesterday to be actively involved in actions being undertaken by the government to address the spate of political...

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5 Erap supporters ‘abducted’ in raid

By Bebot Sison Jr. | May 24, 2006 - 12:00am

Police launched search operations yesterday for five supporters of deposed President Joseph Estrada who were allegedly abducted by unidentified armed men last Monday. The five belonged to the Union of Masses for...

Headlines

CHR chief: ‘CPR’ has no legal basis

December 8, 2005 - 12:00am

Senate President Franklin Drilon reiterated yesterday his call for Malacañang to junk its calibrated preemptive response (CPR) to street protesters following a statement by the Commission on Human Rights (CHR)...

Headlines