Rappler's latest stories on Anti-Subversion Law
Año says no more revival of anti-subversion law, but…
In the same breath, DILG Secretary Eduardo Año says membership in the Communist Party of the Philippines should still be outlawed under a new law
Creating a Marcos? Reviving the anti-subversion law under Duterte
The anti-subversion law was the dictator Ferdinand Marcos' tool of choice in strangling the opposition and crushing legitimate dissent. Groups fear its planned revival under President Rodrigo Duterte will lead to the same – or even worse.
DILG will drop campaign for anti-subversion law if...
...President Rodrigo Duterte decides to revive the peace talks with the Left
Duterte is no Marcos, says DILG in defending anti-subversion law
'This is not the authoritarian martial law which is of the Marcos period where when someone is arrested and not heard of, and then suddenly he's dead,' says DILG Undersecretary Jonathan Malaya
Rappler Talk: Reviving the anti-subversion law
How does the DILG plan to carry out the Anti-Subversion Act of 1957 should it be revived? Watch DILG Undersecretary Jonathan Malaya on Rappler Talk on Monday, August 19
Proposed anti-subversion law a ‘repressive weapon’ – law group
Manananggol Laban sa EJK says that the reimposition of the Anti-Subversion Law will 'revive the horrors that came with it when it was first promulgated'
CPP slams bid to revive Anti-Subversion Law
Reviving the law would only 'further rouse the people to resist President Rodrigo Duterte's tyranny' and 'foment greater dissent,' the Communist Party of the Philippines says in a statement
Youth activist to military: Don’t use me to railroad your agenda
Alicia Lucena denies she was kidnapped by Anakbayan and slams the military for using her 'family issues' to revive the Anti-Subversion Law
