KAWAWANG DE LIMA HINDI KINAYA ANG BUHAY SELDA NANAWAGAN NA PALAYAIN NA SIYA!

May 07, 2017 ,


THUMBNAIL BY: DUTERTEISM

 Inihain ni Senador Leila Delima  ang kanyang Hirit sa Korte Suprema  ang panawagan na kanyan pag laya , Hindi pa isinasapubliko ang kabuoan ng kanyang Memorandum pero ayon sa Press Release ng Senado muli nyang itinanggi ang mga paratang iginiit lang din ng Senadora na gusto lang din sya gantihan ni Presidente Duterte , dagdag pa ni Delima hindi mag ka sundo ang Solicitor General at Regional Trial Court sa kanyang pag kaka aresto , patunay lang daw ito  na peke ang bintang na ibinabato sa kanya , labag din daw ito sa kanyang karapatan kaya naman nararapat lang din daw na agad syang palayain  . 







 Dumalaw si Pangulong Aquino kay Leila Delima sa PNP Detaintion center sa Campo Crame , Kasabay neto ang labas ng lihan si Leila Delima para sa kanyang Pamilya at mga kaibigan .
Sen. Leila de Lima claimed on Saturday that a “guilty conscience” was driving the Duterte administration’s hostility towards the visit of United Nations (UN) special rapporteur Agnes Callamard.
In her latest dispatch from the Philippine National Police Custodial Center in Camp Crame, De Lima said: “True to form, the Duterte Administration chose to react to the arrival of Ms. Agnes Callamard in an out-of-proportion and suspiciously defensive manner.”
The senator pointed out that Callamard, the UN special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary and arbitrary executions, was in the country on the invitation of the Free Legal Assistance Group (Flag) as an academic resource person.
The visit, she said, “was not in her (Callamard’s) capacity as UN special rapporteur on summary killings and, therefore, not in order to conduct a fact-finding mission into the EJKs (extrajudicial killings).”
“But, apparently, it does not matter whether a person actually did what the Duterte Administration is accusing her of – all it matters is that the President feels he has been offended and undermined, so they will take unnecessary steps to make life difficult for her anyway,” De Lima said, referring to the government’s plan of lodging a complaint against Callamard before the UN.








The senator pointed out that Callamard would merely want to help the country and its citizens by sharing her knowledge and insights with members of our community, including legal professionals and students.
“And this is how the Duterte Administration responds – like they have something to hide. Like 9,000 victims of summary killings perhaps?” she said.
“This is the attitude of a guilty conscience,” she added. “A truly upstanding and brave leader would have officially invited her (Callamard) a long time ago, without all the absurdly onerous and unnecessary conditions.”
She concluded that a “reasonable and just stance” was too much to ask from the Duterte administration “which is too busy killing its own people to ever have the courage to look seekers of Truth in the face.”

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