While we respect the decision of the Supreme Court, we are saddened and disappointed that the release of Senator Leila De Lima was not granted.
Still, we remain hopeful that the High Court will allow Sen. Leila to fulfill her duties as a duly elected senator, even under detention.
The minority will continue to throw our support behind Sen. Leila as she exhausts all legal remedies by appealing the Supreme Court’s decision.
Umaasa tayo na sa huli, makakamtan din ni Senator De Lima ang patas na pagkakataon at hustisya.
We respect the decision of the Supreme Court and continue to support our Armed Forces at the front lines of this battle.
Still, we must remain vigilant and safeguard the rights of our countrymen until the firefight ends and Martial Law is lifted.
Let’s focus on giving displaced Filipino families the support they need and be ready to pour all efforts to rebuilding Marawi, reestablishing our schools, and creating jobs and livelihood for the community.
We are gravely disappointed by the Supreme Court’s decision to bury a corrupt and ruthless dictator in the LNMB.
Though we must respect the outcome, my heart goes out to the thousands of victims during the darkest years in Philippine history.
We will carry on our work with the Department of Education to ensure that the truth about martial law is effectively taught in our schools.
With this decision, we need to be even more vigilant that the mistakes of the past are not repeated. Never again.
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