The actress has denied the allegation, and a senior government official has told the public not to brand Locsin a terrorist. The photos also provide no proof that she has joined any rebel organization.
The post continues to attract viewers despite denials from the young actress' camp and even from a top military official.
The woman in the four-year-old image was an NPA guerilla using the nom de guerre Comrade Katyrn.
The statement is in fact a rough Filipino translation of some lines from a poem by Lebanese-American author Kahlil Gibran.
Calling for the ouster of Kabataan Partylist Rep. Sarah Elago, a Facebook (FB) user reposted on July 16 a fake graphic with a quote from the solon saying she will support the New People’s Army (NPA) — the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP)’s armed wing — "if need be” and that people should not care if she joins their ranks.
There's no record of her saying such a thing.
It presented as fact an insinuation made in the commentary.
This post is fake. Don't believe it.
The report is over five years old.
A story by website filipnews.org published on Nov. 30 claiming that a certain "Ka Tina" has been recruiting students to join the rebel New People's Army is fake news.