Mariing kinokondena ng Families of Victims of Involuntary Disappearance (FIND) ang pandurukot kina Eco Dangla, isang church worker, at Axielle “Jak” Tiong, isang environmental rights defender ngayong Marso 24.
Kaisa ang FIND sa panawagan na ilitaw ang dalawa sa lalong madaling panahon. Nananawagan rin kami na humarap ang sinumang may impormasyon hinggil sa kinaroonan ng dalawa upang sila’y matunton na. Kasabay ito ng patuloy na panawagan sa estado na itigil na ang krimen ng sapilitang pagwala.
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