Mandaluyong judge red-tagged after releasing journalist, union organizer

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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, March 17) — A Mandaluyong judge was red-tagged in a tarpaulin along Shaw Boulevard near EDSA after she ordered the release of a journalist and a union organizer.
Mandaluyong Regional Trial Court Branch 209 Judge Monique Quisumbing Ignacio earlier cleared journalist Lady Ann Salem and trade unionist Rodrigo Esparago of charges of illegal possession of firearms and explosives.
Bayan Muna Rep. Ferdinand Gaite criticized the attack against Quisumbing-Ignacio.
"The Courts are under attack! After PNP's attempt to profile HR lawyers, now we're seeing harassment vs. judges who expose their flawed searches!" Gaite posted on Twitter along with a photo of the tarpaulin.

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