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Title: [In]Justice is served an analysis of the concept of justice of political prisoners and their experiences of the Philippine justice system.
Authors: Estrada, Darlene V.
Keywords: Philippine judicial system
Political prisoners
Issue Date: 2014
Abstract: The situation appears to be simple to comprehend. If yous-eye view, this phenomenon of imprisoning dissidents seems like thatd see that theres Rights (2013), there are 136 political prisoners under the PNoy regime as of April 30, 2013. These people were illegally arrested and were charged with fabricated cases. However, political prisoners are not only deemed inexistent by the government, they also are perceived as enemies of the state. With the trumped-up charges tagged on them, they are seen by the public as bad people. [Introduction]
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