ikaw yata ang hindi nka-intindi sa article eh..
ilatag natin yun ni quote mo ang pinag uusapan dito ay hindi yung extra judicial killing kundi yung mga naaresto, baka nakalimutan mo nag karoon ng mga kudeta ang mga marcos laban sa aquino goverment noon
There were
three times more arrests per year under Cory than under Marcos: 3,627 against 1,960. The average of those
killed and disappeared during Cory’s watch was
244 annually, which isn’t too far from
Marcos’ 296
alin ang mas mataas sa mga napatay? at basahin mo ang narrative dyan ay mula sa kay enrile at marcos supporter
at hindi kasama ang mga headcounts dyan sa famous massacre during marcos
at isa isahin natin:
?MGA KRITIKO NI MARCOS NA PINAPATAY NYA NOON MARSHALL LAW?
?Fr. Zacarias Agatep -He took up the cause of the farmers and began to support the fight against the dictatorial regime
?Lorena Barros - founder of the all-women Makibaka (Malayang Kilusan ng Bagong Kababaihan)
Macli-ing Dulag - a leader of the Butbut tribe of the Kalinga province, best known for his leadership in the opposition against the Chico River Dam Project
?Dr. Juan Escandor- Dr. Escandor was a cancer specialist who was a founding member of the student movement Kabataang Makabayan
?Zoilo Francisco, August 1979. Arrested in Brgy. Doña Anecita, Pambujan, Northern Samar. He was decapitated by elements of the 60th PC Battalion, and his stomach slashed open
?Antonio "Tonyhil" Hilario - founding member of the Samahang Demokratiko ng Kabataan (SDK), a youth group that moved into the forefront of the student movement
?Evelio Javier- He was a lawyer and provincial governor in Antique who is a close friend and supports of Pres. Corazon Aquino. He was gunned down near the New Capitol building
?Edgar Jopson - A labor rights activist. He was arrested and tortured in 1979
?Emmanuel "Eman" Lacaba- “Eman” was a writer, poet, essayist, playwright, and activist. He was murdered by paramilitary forces in Davao in 1976
?Noel Cerrudo Tierra. Tierra was a student from the University of the Philippines when he joined the U.P. Student Council Nationalist Corps and SDK (Samahan ng Demokratikong Kabataan). He was captured by soldiers in 1974, and shot dead a month later
?Archimedes Trajano- Trajano was 21 years old when he stood in an open forum in 1977, questioning President Marcos’ daughter Imee about her capability to lead the youth organization Kabataang Barangay. Trajano asserted that she would not be given the position if she were not the President's daughter. He also asked her about her father's role in human rights violations. Witnesses testified that Trajano was forcefully removed from the forum. His blooded body was later found in a street in Manila, carrying signs of torture.
?Ishmael Quimpo Jr - Arrested and detained for 10 days in 1976, for participating in a protest with 5000 informal settlers. He later went underground in the rural areas. He was shot in the back in 1981 in Nueva Ecija
??MASSACRE?
??Guinayangan, Quezon. (Feb. 1, 1981) - Military elements opened fire on a group of about coconut farmers who were marching towards the Guinayangan plaza air to protest the coco levy fund scam. Two people were killed and 27 were wounded
??Culasi, Antique. (Dec. 19, 1981) - Soldiers had warned a group of more than 400 protesters from Culasi's upland Barangays from going through with their protest against high taxes on farm products, and against the stationing of a company of Philippine Constabulary forces in their area. Nevertheless, they persisted. Soldiers opened fire while the protesters were on the bridge, resulting in five farmers killed and several others injured
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Talugtug, Nueva Ecija. (Jan. 3, 1982) - 5 men in their twenties, suspected to be communist supporters, were rounded up by military elements at around 7pm. Their corpses were found the next day
??Hinunangan, Southern Leyte. (March 23, 1982) - Elements from the 357th Philippine Constabulary company killed 8 people in Barrio Masaymon. 6 of the 8 victims were 3–18 years old, and were thus minors at the time.
??Daet, Camarines Norte. (June 14, 1982) - Soldiers opened fire on protesters from different barrios who were marching to demand an increase in copra prices, and to denounce "fake elections" and Cocofed. .4 people died on the spot, at least 50 were injured. Two of those who were seriously wounded died two months late
??Pulilan, Bulacan. (June 21, 1982) - About 24-35 elements of the 175th PC Company raided a house where peasant organizers were meeting. Five of the six leaders were caught and brought to San Rafael, Bulacan, while one was able to escape. By midnight, the bullet-riddled corpses of the five caught leaders were laid out in public in front of the San Rafael municipal hall
??Labo, Camarines Norte. (June 23, 1982) - Soldiers of the 45th Infantry Battalion's Mabilo detachment gunned down five men, allegedly as revenge for the death of one soldiers' friends at the hands of unidentified gunmen
??Gapan, Nueva Ecija. (February 12, 1982) - Men in camouflaged uniforms strafed the house of the Bautista, killing the whole family of five
??Escalante, Negros Occidental. (September 20, 1985) - In what is now known as the Escalante Massacre, members of the Civilian Home Defense Force (CHDF) fired on a crowd of 5000 farmers, students, fisherfolk, religious clergy who had gathered in front of the city plaza to protest the 13th anniversary of Martial Law's imposition. The incident took place on the second day of a planned three-day "Welga ng Bayan" (People's Strike). The CHDF elements, along with about 50 firemen and soldiers of the Regional Special Action Forces (RSAF) had attempted to disperse the crowd. The firemen hosed demonstrators from firetrucks, the RSAF used tear gas, and the CHDF opened fire with assault rifles and a machine gun. Between 20 and 30 people were killed, and 30 were wounded.
?MASSACRES AGAINST MUSLIMS MORO IN MINDANAO? ?
??Jabidah Massacre (March 1968) - In an incident that took place before Martial Law, 11 to 68 people killed in the aftermath of an aborted operation to destabilize Sabah, Operation Merdeka. This event is cited as a major incident leading to the formation of the Mindanao Independence Movement, and later the Moro National Liberation Front and Moro Islamic Liberation Front
??The Tacub Massacre in Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte (1971) - five truckloads of displaced resident voters were stopped at a military checkpoint in Tacub. People were asked to line up as if in a firing squad, then they were summarily executed in with open fire from armed men. Dozens of bodies were strewn all over the road of the barangay after the incident.
??Manili massacre (June 1971) - 70-79 people killed inside a mosque, including women and children; the perpetrators were suspected to be members of the Ilaga and Philippine Constabulary.
??Burning of Jolo, Sulu (February 7–8, 1974[52]) - land, sea and air bombardment by the Armed Forces of the Philippines caused fires and destruction in the central commercial town of Jolo, killing over 1,000 and possibly up to 20,000 civilians.
??The Malisbong Massacre (September 1974) - about 1,500 male Moros were killed inside a mosque; 3,000 women and children aged 9–60 were detained; and about 300 women raped by members of the Philippine Constabulary.
??The Pata Island massacre (1982) - 3,000 Tausug civilians, including women and children, were killed by months of Philippine military artillery shelling
??The Tong Umapoy Massacre (1983) - a Navy ship opened fire on a passenger boat en route to an athletic event in Bongao, Tawi-Tawi. 57 passengers were killed.
nahirapan ang aquino goverment to restore the law and order yan ay dahilan sa mga lawless element, ang mayorya ay mga kudetang nilunsad ng mga marcos cult supporter
at malinaw ang data ng article na binato mo na di mo nauunawa kung sino ang mas madami napatay
PH
