Lawyer in anti-terror law petition stabbed in Iloilo

rapplerdotcom 2021-03-04

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Lawyer Angelo Karlo Guillen, a representative of dozens of activists in their petition against the controversial anti-terror law, was stabbed by masked men in Iloilo City Wednesday night, March 3.

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