They are demanding respect for the Armed Forces of the
Philippines (AFP).
National Union of People’s Lawyers (NUPL) president Edre
Olalia has reminded the military organization strict observance of local and
international laws with respect to the remains of enemy combatants.
“On top of these commands under international humanitarian law,at core is basic human decency, respect and civility that is at issue here,” he said in his,” Olalia stated over social media.
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“There are universal laws that civilized people
observe even if there are, because of, or in spite of armed hostilities,” he
pointed out.
Olalia, transitional president of the International
Association of Democratic Lawyers (IADL), gave the reminder to the military
after the Philippine Army posted online a photo of the remains of Jevilyn
Campos Cullamar.
Following Jevilyn’s death during a military
encounter, the Army posted her photo along with weapons found while soldiers
posed in the background holding seized banner.
Olalia reminded that in 1998 the government
signed with the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) the Comprehensive
Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Human Law (CARHRIHL)
which contains provisions which states “desecration of the remains of those who
have died in the course of the armed conflict or while under detention, and
breach of duty to tender immediately such remains to their families or to give
them decent burial.”
The same agreement also provides that: “Every
possible measure shall be taken, without delay, to search for and collect the
wounded, sick and missing persons and to protect them from any harm and ill
treatment, to ensure their adequate care and to search for the dead, prevent
despoliation and mutilation and to dispose of them with respect.”
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