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Righting Wrongs: Criminal Law Provisions in the Philippines related to National Security and their Impact on Human Rights Defenders

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Righting Wrongs: Criminal Law Provisions in the Philippines related to National Security and their Impact onHuman Rights Defenders

Analysis

Analysis Format: Report

Country

Philippines

Keywords

Cybercrime
Freedom of Association and Assembly / Protests
Freedom of Expression
Intelligence
Libel
National Security
Sedition
Terrorism

Source: Righting Wrongs: Criminal Law Provisions in the Philippines related to National Security and their Impact on Human Rights Defenders, International Commission of Jurists (2015)

Source URL (legacy): https://www.icj.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Philippines-Criminal-Law-Provisions-Publications-Report-2015-ENG.pdf

Description: This Article creates the offence of inciting a rebellion and insurrection and punishes anyone who "without taking arms or being in open hostility against the Government" incites others to rebellion or insurrection "by means of speeches, proclamations, writings, emblems, banners or other representations tending to the same end".

Related Law

The Revised Penal Code, 1930 [Act No. 3815]

Collection

APC

Primary Documents

Philippines-Criminal-Law-Provisions-Publications-Report-2015-ENG.pdf
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