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NBI to help threatened drug war victims’ kin
By J.Lo
“They have received our complaints, five in total, and they said they will assign agent to assist us,” International Criminal Court (ICC) assistant to counsel Kristina Conti said families of victims of extrajudicial killings under Duterte administration have sought help of National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) against online harassment and fake news targeting them.
Victims ’ relatives, along with Conti, filed affidavits and formal complaints before NBI Cybercrime Division at its headquarters in Pasay City.
They urged authorities to look into social media accounts spreading disinformation and threatening both victims’ families and their legal representatives.
Among those who filed complaints was “Aling Shiela,” became target of online bashing after photo of her holding picture of her dead son circulated on social media.
Conti confirmed NBI has accepted five complaints related to online threats and harassment.
“Dhalia,” another complainant and relative of drug war victim, expressed dismay over threats and ridicule they have received while seeking justice for their loved ones.
“I never imagined that instead of receiving sympathy, we would be mocked and threatened just for demanding justice, we turned to NBI for help in identifying those harassing us online because while we have waited so long for justice, abuse we endure from these bashers has only worsened,”” Dhalia said.
Sheerah Escudero, whose brother Ephraim was killed in 2017, said she began receiving hate messages on Facebook after expressing willingness to testify in ICC’s case against former president Rodrigo Duterte.
She accused online trolls of spreading misinformation, including edited photo falsely portraying her as fabricator of fake news. One post, she said, reached four million views.
Escudero said she consulted lawyer and is gathering evidence of harassment. She is also calling on government agencies to investigate spread of disinformation, saying some content creators have threatened other victims’ families.
In statement, National Union of People’s Lawyers (NUPL), Conti is member, said harassment experienced by ICC lawyer and victims “reflects emboldenment of Duterte’s most aggressive supporters , paid trolls and hardline loyalists alike , enabled by leadership that evades justice and feeds on fear and distortion.”
“By casting legal action as persecution and turning survivors into targets, Duterte’s camp is trying to kill accountability before it can take root,” it said.
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