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BREAKING: Voting 12-3, Supreme Court declares unconstitutional part of Section 4 of Anti-Terrorism Law for being overbroad and violative of freedom of expression | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

Anjo Cagmat Alimario Voting 9-6, SC also declares unconstitutional second method of designation in Section 25 of ATA | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

Anjo Cagmat Alimario SC upholds constitutionality of other challenged provisions of ATA | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

Anjo Cagmat Alimario Among the upheld provisions is the controversial 24-day detention by mere authority of the Anti-Terrorism Council | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

Lacson-Sotto tandem lauds the Supreme Court for its decision upholding the constitutionality of most parts of the Anti Terrorism Law. Lacson: "Peace wins over terror" | Gerg Cahiles

Gerg Cahiles Presidential aspirant Sen. Ping Lacson and Vice Presidential aspirant Senate President Tito Sotto are among the authors of the Anti Terrorism Law | Gerg Cahiles bit.ly/3pDX9P6

Free Legal Assistance Group, one of the petitioners, says unconstitutional part of Sec 4 is “an important win for the protection of civil liberties" | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

Anjo Cagmat Alimario NUPL President Edre Olalia says they regret that “all the perilous provisions” of ATA “remain in the books, for now.” NUPL to file MR: We will not allow the dying of the flickering light of our basic rights | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

Anjo Cagmat Alimario Edre Olalia Human rights group Karapatan expresses dismay over SC’s decision to “retain the draconian” provisions of ATA. SecGen Tinay Palabay: SC’s decision to adopt repressive provisions… will only set to worsen the already dismal human rights situation in the country | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

Vice President Leni Robredo on SC ruling on ATA: We remain steadfast in our position: Any Anti-Terrorism legislation must truly address the root causes of terrorism, and should not be used as a pretext to stifle freedom of expression or legitimate dissent. | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

FEU Law faculty on struck down portions of ATA: This guarantees the protection to the people’s continued exercise of free speech, expression, and assembly, inc. academic freedom, esp in voicing dissent vs. govt’s shortcoming, excesses. | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

Malacañang says it will ‘refrain from issuing a statement’ on the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Anti-Terrorism Act until it secures a copy of the decision.

Acting presidential spokesperson Karlo Nograles: Upon receipt of the decision, the Office of the Executive Secretary will study the ruling and, in consultation with the Office of the Solicitor General, thereafter consider the next course of action.

Nograles: We reiterate that Republic Act Number 11479 underscores our commitment to seriously address terrorism and to uphold the rule of law.

“The Final Arbiter has spoken.” Office of the Solicitor General says it’s elated that SC affirmed constitutionality of all 58 provisions of ATA, “save for two provisions which were partly declared unconstitutional.” | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

OSG: This affirmation is, indeed, a recognition of the Philippines’ paramount need for a dynamic law that will defend our citizens against the baleful impacts of terrorism. | Anjo Cagmat Alimario

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