Pamantayang Oras ng Pilipinas:

Sunday, June 8, 2025 - 4:15 PM

  1. Bahay
  2. Payo sa Patakaran
  3. Human Rights Advisory on the Accepted and Noted Recommendations by the Philippines During the Third…

CHR Statement on the Burial of the Remains of Ferdinand E. Marcos at the Libingan ng Mga Bayani

18 November 2016
PAHAYAG NG PRESS

CHR STATEMENT ON THE BURIAL OF THE REMAINS OF FERDINAND E.
MARCOS AT THE LIBINGAN NG MGA BAYANI

He who lives the life of a thief, gets buried like a thief.

They stole from the coffers of government and deprived us of our dignity. And like thieves, they now surreptitiously undertook a patently illegal act, totally disregarding the ongoing judicial process where a decision has not even attained finality, and continue to deprive us of a just conclusion to a dark period in our nation’s history.

The Commission on Human Rights reiterates that it strongly believes that the burial of the remains of former President Ferdinand E. Marcos at the Libingan ng mga Bayani is patently unlawful as it contravenes the human rights obligation enshrined both in the Philippine Constitution as well as in international law.

The Commission reaffirms that the burial does not and cannot erase the uncontroverted fact of impunity for human rights violations committed during Martial Law that continues to demand justice. The Commission believes that the Filipino people shall always remain steadfast in asserting all their fundamental rights and they will demand that freedom, rule of law, and democracy must be protected and guaranteed at all times. These constitutional values will constitute the same bonds that keep us together as a people and as a nation, as we press on in pursuing the ideals of the people power revolution that restored our democracy, the very fabric that shall keep society whole.

The Commission also reminds the law enforcement agencies to exercise maximum tolerance in accordance with the precepts of BP 880 in the ongoing protests and rallies in connection with the burial of the former President.

A CHR Quick Reaction Team has been dispatched to monitor the situation and the Commission shall remain vigilant in the protection and promotion of the human rights of all.

Contact Person:
Sinabi ni Atty. Jacqueline Ann C. de Guia
OIC, Public Affairs and Strategic Communications Office
Telephone No: (02) 528-5792 / 09175919833
Email address: comms.chr@gmail.com

DOWNLOAD FILE DITO

Kaugnay na Post

Iba pang mga Kwento

Mariing tinuligsa ng Commission on Human Rights (CHR) ang pagpatay sa limang (5) pulis ng umano'y miyembro ng New People's Army (NPA) sa Labo, Camarines Norte. Ang karapatan sa buhay ay hindi masisira; walang ideolohiya ang makapagbibigay-katwiran sa anumang kalupitan

The CHRP provided comments and recommendations to the Committee that it may raise with the State Party during the review in 4-22 July 2016. Concluding Observations were published on 25 July 2016.   DOWNLOAD FILE HERE

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) expresses its support for the proposed digital media literacy campaign discussed by the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) during the “CyberSafe Against Fake News: Being Smart, Being Safe and Staying Ahead! Ensuring Women and Girls

Stateless persons are distinctly excluded from the meaningful exercise of rights and protection in multiple dimensions. The statelessness issue in the State of Sabah has become an intergenerational issue depriving a range of fundamental rights of an intensive population requiring

Press Release | 31 March 2018 The Commission on Human Rights assures the public that its goal in its work is and always has been protecting the rights of all people in the Philippines. However, we must reiterate the importance

Dignidad, Karapatan, at Kalayaan — Ipagdiwang! The Commission on Human Rights (CHR), together with the inter-agency committee, proudly kicks off the 2024 National Human Rights Consciousness Week on 04 December 2024 at the Liwasang Diokno, CHR Central Office. This year’s