Hunger for justice
by hrdefenders
June 6, 2012
Would justice be judiciously served now that Renato Corona is out of the judiciary?
Not so for Ramon Patriarca who must still face trumped up charges of rebellion whil locked up in the stockade of the AFP-Central Command. He, like the 167 political prisoners across the country, must continue to endure cruel punishment and degrading treatment as the proverbial wheels of justice turn grindingly slow. He and the rest of political prisoners in the country must endure continued deprivation of their basic rights for having been tagged as “enemies of the state.”
Would the new supreme court magistrate look kindly at their plight and institute restitution on the wrong done them?
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