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Senator Christopher "Bong" Go (File photo) MANILA - Senator and Vice Chair of the Senate Committee on National Defense and Security Christopher "Bong" Go said the rule of law and due process are protected in light of the Supreme Court ruling which upheld the majority of Republic Act No. 11479 or the "Anti-Terrorism Act". In a statement on Thursday, Go said, "I welcome the Supreme Court's decision which substantially upheld the constitutionality of. the Anti-Terror Law. The decision shows that checks and balances are at work in our government system." "Nililinaw ng Korte Suprema na buhay pa rin ang due process sa ating gobyerno at hindi intensyon ng Kongreso na tanggalin ang mga karapatang pantao, tulad ng pagprotesta o paglahad ng opinyon sa kahit anumang mapayapang paraan (The Supreme Court is clarifying that due process is still working in our government and it's not the intention of Congress to remove the rights of the people to h

Korte supremaSupreme courtSenate committee on national defenseVice chairSenate committeeNational defenseSecurity christopherRepublic actSenator christopher quot bong go file photo manila and vice chair of the senate committee on national defense security said rule law due process are protected in light supreme court ruling which upheld majority republic act no 11479 or anti terrorism ina statement thursdayFco saidUoti welcome the supreme court 39s decision which substantially upheld constitutionality of anti terror law shows that checks and balances are at work in our government system quot nililinaw ng korte suprema na buhay pa rin ang due process sa ating gobyerno hindi intensyon kongreso tanggalin mga karapatang pantaoUlad ng pagprotestao paglahad opinyon sa kahit anumang mapayapang paraan the supreme court is clarifying that due process still working in our government and it 39s not intention of congress to remove rights people hold protest express their opinions any peaceful mannerUot he added the supreme court struck down two highly contested portions of law as unconstitutional but upheld all other provisions go said filipinos everywhere will continue to enjoy their constitutionally protected freedoms while still providing government enough mechanisms battle terrorism reassured that efforts address threat within boundsDding that all law abiding citizens need not fear as the government strives to ensure everyone 39s rightsEgardless of who they areRe respected and upheld at all times quot the decision only shows that despite what detractors opposition figures are trying to paint there is no rule of law in this country