Red-Tagging in the Philippines: A License to Kill - Human Rights Foundation

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Red-tagging isn’t new to the country: Implemented in 1969, the government-backed campaign was designed to “tag” and counter communist and Maoist groups, particularly the New People’s Army (NPA)

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