09/20/2026
It’s been 54 years since martial law was declared in the Philippines on September 21, 1972. We recognize martial law as a time with some of the most human rights violations in the Philippines, with upwards of 70,000 of political prisoners, 35,000+ torture cases, and 3000+ extrajudicial killings.
Today, Marcos Sr’s son remains president. Despite the grave crimes against humanity committed by his father, he still remains in power, even recovering his family’s wealth that was stolen from the people.
Today, land defenders in the countryside continue to face conditions that are the same as martial law - massacres by the AFP (Armed Forces of the Philippines), illegal arrests, detentions, harassment, and more.
Just a few weeks ago 11 were arrested while peacefully barricading a mining company in Nueva Vizcaya.
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Free the Kasibu 11!