NUPL says Anti-Terror Act rules set by SC still flawed
MANILA, Philippines — A lawyers’ union said that the rules on the Anti-Terrorism Act set by the Supreme Court will not fully address its flaws. According to the National Union of Peoples Lawyers (NUPL), the “Rules on the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) of 2020 and Related Laws” set by the Supreme Court on January 2 “cannot
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