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Privacy commission slams ‘unjust’ profiling of community pantry organizers By TED CORDERO, GMA News
Published April 22, 2021 12:11pm The National Privacy Commission (NPC) on Thursday slammed the “unjust” profiling of community pantry organizers after anti-insurgency spokesperson Lieutenant General Antonio Parlade Jr. likened Maginhawa community pantry organizer Ana Patricia Non to Satan’s act of deception to Eve. Privacy Commissioner Raymund Liboro said the NPC “denounces in the strongest terms any act of unjust profiling of community pantry organizers whom we consider heroes of this pandemic as this may violate their right to privacy.” “We have always been firm in our stand that unjust profiling activities are unwelcome due to the risks it entails to our citizens, such as discrimination and stereotyping,” Liboro said.
Published March 11, 2021 12:33pm
Updated March 11, 2021 12:50pm Lieutenant General Antonio Parlade Jr. has no intention to resign as spokesperson of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) despite the recommendation of the Senate to remove him from the post. “Very good. Welcome ‘yan. Makes my job easier. But it’s just a recommendation and it’s the executive branch who will decide on it. It’s up to them,” Parlade said in a text message to Super Radyo dzBB’s Mark Makalalad when asked on the matter. The Senate recommendation was part of the national defense panel s report on its inquiry into incidents of red-tagging, which was approved on Wednesday.