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Attaque contre un défenseur des droits de l'homme

Maria Natividad "Naty" Castro

Date de l'incident
18 Fév 2022
Exactitude de la date
Tout est correct
Maria Natividad Naty Castro
Féminin
Défenseur des droits de l'homme
Arrestation ou détention
Cible: Individuel
Lieu de l'incident: Philippines
Benguet Philippines Activités diversifiées/conglomérats, Exploitation minière
Autres acteurs

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Dr. Maria Natividad ("Naty") Castro was arrested on February 18, 2022 for allegedly being linked to the outlawed New People’s Army, and being involved in the kidnapping of a government-backed militia member in 2018 while helping indigenous communities in Mindanao. Naty Castro is a longtime advocate and human rights activist. One of her recent efforts, which allegedly led to her red-tagging, was her work in support to the Lumads and indigenous peoples opposing development projects on their lands. On March 25 decision, the Bayugan City Region Trial Court Branch 7 dismissed the case and ordered Dr. Castro's release.