Opposition, allies split on Marcos’ special body for human rights
MANILA, Philippines — Parties in the opposition are divided in terms of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s latest order, which created a special committee that will task government agencies to enhance mechanisms for the protection of human rights in the country. Former Senator Leila de Lima on Monday said Marcos’ move to create a human rights
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