MANILA, Philippines — Arrested suicide bombers will face cases for violation of the controversial Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020 despite several petitioners calling to halt the law’s implementation, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief General Gilbert Gapay said Tuesday.
“There are cases already being undertaken by not only the AFP of course vis a vis all other agencies of anti-terrorism council so bombings in Jolo and suicide bombers, which we captured recently are among the first cases which will be subjected to the new anti-terror law,” said Gapay during the AFP yearend press conference, when asked about the implementation of the anti-terror law.
“These cases will now be pu…
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