LOOK: 8 of the 11 activists arrested in Cabuyao, Laguna for protesting the signing of the anti-terror law were subjected to inquest proceedings after being detained for 46 hours. Cabuyao8 Photos from karapatan_TK RELATED STORY:
DETAINED. 11 activists protesting against the signing of the Anti-Terorrism Law were arrested by the police on July 4, 2020. Photo from Kyle Salgado's Twitter account
Members of rights group Karapatan, Anakbayan Southern Tagalog, and other progressive groups said that their program had ended when cops apprehended them. According to Kyle Salgado, among those detained, the police has yet to inform them of their violations. He said that the 2nd Infantry Division of the Philippine Army and Cabuyao Police apprehended them.
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