De Lima grateful, but says she does not owe Marcos her freedom
Former senator Leila De Lima said she does not owe President Bongbong Marcos anything for simply doing what is right and respecting the justice system.
Tag Archives: Leila de Lima
De Lima: ‘Hindi ako takot kay Duterte; duwag siya’
Sinabi ni Leila de Lima na gagawin niya ang lahat para panagutin si dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa lahat ng mga kasalanan nito sa kanya at sa mga napatay sa madugong war on drugs.
Unbreakable Leila De Lima
Kumusta na kaya si Leila De Lima ngayon? Babalikan niya kaya ang mga nagtangkang ibagsak siya? Ano ang mga plano niya sa pulitika?
Special Rapporteur Irene Khan meets with Leila de Lima
Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Opinion and Expression Irene Khan met with recently-freed former senator Leila de Lima during her recent visit to the Philippines at the U.N. House in Mandaluyong.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: HINDI patay si De Lima
Buhay na buhay si De Lima at masigasig pa ngang nakipagtutulungan sa ICC para imbestigahan ang drug war ni Duterte.
De Lima’s freedom — a meaningful reason to observe Human Rights Day
Marcos could show the world that it respects human rights and is serious about advancing accountability by cooperating with the ICC in its probe.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: NO Marcos order to imprison De Lima again
Two YouTube videos are claiming that President Bongbong Marcos had ordered that former Sen. Leila de Lima be put back in jail. This is not true.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: De Lima NOT dead
A week after former Sen. Leila de Lima was granted bail, a YouTube video claimed that she was killed. This is not true.
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Pahayag ni Roque na ‘hindi nagbigay ng testimonya’ si Duterte laban kay De Lima KULANG SA KONTEKSTO
Bagama’t walang opisyal na testimonya si Rodrigo Duterte sa korte, nagbitiw siya ng mga pahayag na inaakusahan si Leila De Lima na sangkot sa illegal drug trading noong kalihim siya ng Department of Justice.
The day when senators’ blood ran cold
It was a black September day in 2016. That was the day when senators killed the rule of law in the chamber that they fondly call august (August: respected, illustrious, prestigious; words that no longer apply by any means, even faintly, to our present Senate).
