MARTIAL LAW VICTIMS | Hidden under a mat, ‘parang ‘yong Schindler’s List‘
By InterAksyon.com
September 16, 2012
“Ano ba trabaho mo ‘Tay [Father, what do you do for a living]?” journalist Estrella Torres, 39, recalled asking her father Eric when she was still in elementary grade.
Estrella was only three years old when she, her older brother, and mother went with Eric, an activist-teacher, to the detention center in Camp Crame, Quezon City in 1976.
She only has a hazy recollection of what had happened inside the camp.
rewad full article @ www.interaksyon.com
Human Rights Online Philippines does not hold copyright over these materials. Author/s and original source/s of information are retained including the URL contained within the tagline and byline of the articles, news information, photos etc.
![[People] No more safe spaces for journalists in Gaza | by Fr. Shay Cullen](https://hronlineph.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/unnamed.jpg?w=800)
![[Statement] TDC Statement on the bill to repeal CPD LAW](https://hronlineph.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/tdc-on-cpd-law.png?w=1024)
![[From the web] CONSUMER SAFETY ALERT: Food-Like Plastic Toys May Pose Serious Health Risks to Children | BAN Toxics](https://hronlineph.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/2.png?w=1024)
![[From the web] EcoWaste Coalition Calls for Stronger Measures to Stop Lead Paint Imports](https://hronlineph.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/laboratory-tests-confirm-the-presence-of-lead-a-toxic-chemical-banned-in-paints-and-similar-surface-coatings-at-levels-exceeding-the-legal-limit-of-90-ppm.jpg?w=1024)
Human Rights Online Philippines 
Leave a comment