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Get briefed on the story of the week, and developing stories to watch across the Asia-Pacific. Get the Newsletter Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of the New York-based organization Human Rights Watch, chided the police chief for his remarks. “While the police are duty-bound to keep the peace during these activities, this kind of confrontational and aggressive police attitude is uncalled for based on the circumstances of the situation,” he said. Enjoying this article? Click here to subscribe for full access. Just $5 a month. If police are threatening to detain protesters, the National Security Council (NSC) took a step further by The inclusion of two news websites in the NSC order drew widespread criticism. Local and global media groups have “Blocking access to these sites leaves a gap in discourse and in the flow of information and highlights the threats posed by the Anti-Terrorism Law on the freedom of expression and on freedom of the press,” Advertisement It also mentioned the dangers of “red-tagging” and the way in which the the practice “paints groups and people as legitimate targets for threats, harassment, and physical attacks.” The issue of red-tagging elicited debate once more after Duterte officials issued The curtailment of critical voices in online and offline spaces coincided with the announcement of the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor that the pending investigation against Duterte for committing grave crimes against humanity will proceed bec...