FACT CHECK: ACT Teachers party list is not an NDF member FactsFirstPH
The ACT Teachers party list is a member of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines , theThe video from user BEN BARUBAL, posted on April 25, has garnered over 98,000 views and 11,000 likes on YouTube. The video link is also reposted on Facebook, where it has 590 likes and 68 comments from an account with 166,000 followers.
or the Party-List System Act. Under Section 6.2 of the law, any organization which “advocates violence or unlawful means to seek its goal” are excluded from registration.The video cites the 2018 arrest of ACT Teachers Representative France Castro and an excerpt of an old video clip of CPP founder Jose Maria Sison to link the party list to the communist group.with 70 others in Davao del Norte.
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