First Year College

Abang as an Indonesian term for an alder brother

A friend of mine drew this..

(name: Jhasmine from my Group CE)

so, I'm the Girl then, the guy was my 'Abang' Jack.

^{(Abang is an Indonesian term for an alder brother).}

Highschool Grad :D

WHINKGLURE -Reunited :))

First Year Highschool

Daughter begs military, police to show her father

Inquirer
First Posted 00:53:00 07/09/2006

Filed Under: Civil unrest, Armed conflict

Published on page A13 of the July 9, 2006 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer 

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO’Lorena Lipio, 14, made one wish on Saturday. She wanted to see her father, Emerito, alive.

‘Ilitaw na sana ng militar at pulis ang tatay ko (I hope the military and the police would show my father),’ the girl said, sobbing as she talked to the Inquirer by phone from their house in San Jose del Monte City in Bulacan.

Lorena said she has not seen him for almost a week since soldiers and policemen seized him on July 3 in Angeles City with five other transport sector organizers and a house owner.

Mercedita, Emerito’s wife, said Lorena has been crying every night since then. Lorena is their only child.

What they last know of what happened to Emerito, 41, was based on the accounts of William Aguilar, a staff member of the Workers Alliance of Region III and one of those arrested in a house in Barangay Malabanias.

‘William said he and Emerito were put in one van together on Monday night. They were taken to a house but kept in separate rooms. He said he heard my husband crying in pain and begging for mercy,’ Mercedita, 45, said.

Aguilar and Archie de Jesus, the house owner, were freed without charges on July 4 and 5, respectively, according to Sr. Cecile Ruiz, Central Luzon chair of the human rights advocate Karapatan.

Jose Ramos, Jose Bernardino, Fernando Poblacion Jr. and Jay Francis Aquino, all organizers of the transport group Piston’were charged with illegal possession of explosives and were out on bail.

Except for De Jesus, all six men are leaders of Piston’s regional council.

‘They were illegally arrested, tortured and jailed,’ said Ruiz, referring to the actions of the members of the Army’s 56th Infantry Battalion, 69th IB and the Angeles City police.

Ruiz said the commanders of those units and their top official, Maj. Gen. Jovito Palparan, chief of the 7th Infantry Division, were ‘answerable for the violation of human rights committed against the seven victims.’

Mercedita said she saw no reason why the military and the police would hold her husband longer.

‘We’re afraid for his safety. We’re worried. We want to see him now,’ she said.

Military sources said Palparan has taken custody of Emerito. Tonette Orejas, PDI Central Luzon Desk

source: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/regions/view/20060709-8830/Daughter_begs_military,_police_to_show_her_father