HAPPENING NOW: We're here at the #ML50 launch, a campaign to commemorate 50 years since Ferdinand Marcos' declaration of Martial Law. Speakers include Martial Law victims Judy Taguiwalo and Joel Lamangan. | via @jairaroxas_ 
Edre Olalia of NUPL: We need to speak out against injustice. We need to fight for legitimate causes and fight for our rights. That's why we say never, ever again and never, ever forget. | via @jairaroxas_
@jairaroxas_ Martial Law victim Boni Ilagan reads the unity statement: Tayo ay naninindigan sa pagsalungat sa agos ng disimpormasyon na pinakikinabangan ng diktadurang Marcos at para sa matapang na komemorasyon ng magiting na pakikibaka ng sambayanan laban sa awtoritaryanismo. | @jairaroxas_
WATCH: Singer Bayang Barrios performs 'Sinisintang Bayan' here at the Quezon City Sports Club, during the launch of #ML50, a campaign to commemorate 50 years since Martial Law was declared by Marcos. | via @jairaroxas_
Director Joel Lamangan says he will watch the upcoming film 'Maid in Malacañang' so he can see the distortion of truth in the film.
He says he will make a movie and find resources to counter the lies: "Kuwento naman ng bayan ang kailangan nating ipakita." | via @jairaroxas_
He says he will make a movie and find resources to counter the lies: "Kuwento naman ng bayan ang kailangan nating ipakita." | via @jairaroxas_
On using traffic as the reason for denial of rally permit on SONA day, NUPL's Edre Olalia says inconvenience is a necessary consequence of the Constitutional right to assembly. He says it is the police's responsibility to assure order during protests. | via @jairaroxas_
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