Lawyers of taipan Lucio Tan questioned the validity of allowing estranged brother Mariano Tanenglian to become a witness for the government, saying that Mariano has no legal standing to do so.
Atty. Estelito Mendoza, Tan's counsel, pointed out that Tanenglian too was named accused in Civil Case 0005 thus making him barred from seeking to reopen the case, which was ordered terminated by the Sandiganbayan last April 23.
He also warned Tanenglian's counsel, Emilio Quiros, that his client may be charged with perjury if they continue with their plan. During the investigation in 2005, Tanenglian signed under oath that he denies the authenticity of the evidenced filed by the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG).
Quiroz argued that it was the PCGG and the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) that approached his client and asked to testify for the government. He noted that last July 15, Tanenglian met with PCGG Chair Camilo Sabio and was informed that they are waiting for the feedback of the OSG
Mendoza also pointed out the actions of former PCGG special counsel Catalino Generillo whose actions are incompatible to public interest. Also terminated, Generillo wants to present Tanenglian in the case. Earlier on, he presented Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr., and Joselito Yujuico whose testimonies where favorable to their interest to the detriment of the government case.
Source:
Tabingo, Peter, Malaya. (p.2) Published September 16, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Tanenglian wants immunity (People's Journal)
Mariano Tanenglian, the wealthy Filipino-Chinese accused of physical abuse by two of his former housemaids, filed a manifestation before the Sandiganbayan urging it address his offer to become a government witness in the ill-gotten wealth case involving his estranged brother, tycoon Lucio Tan in exchange of immunity from civil and criminal liability.
In an eight-page manifestation submitted before the anti-graft court’s 5th division, Tanenglian underscored the need for the speedy disposition of his “offer for cooperation” in as much as the government through the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) and Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) had been directed by the court to wrap up its presentation of evidence.
Tanenglian asked for immunity because of the possibility that by cooperating with the government, he might incriminate himself in the process. In addition, his manifestation of readiness and willingness to cooperate with the Republic is subject only to the grant of corresponding immunity, Tanenglian disclosed.
Last Aug, 24, Tanenglian sent a letter to the PCGG and reminded it of the meeting last July 13, which was also attended by OSG lawyers. During the meeting, the counsel of Tanenglian manifested his client’s interest to cooperate in exchange for civil and criminal immunity.
In consideration of the grant of such immunity, Tanenglian will be providing information relevant to the case make admissions in the appropriate pleading or submission of the existence, authenticity, and/or due execution of certain documents or exhibits presented and offered by the government, and make himself available as government witness.
The assets questioned include 60 percent of Tan’s nine companies, which the PCGG wants forfeited in favor of the state. These are Fortune Tobacco Corp., Asia Brewery Inc., Allied Banking Corp., Foremost Farms, Himmel Industries Inc., Grandspan Development Corp., Silangan Holdings Inc., Dominium Realty and Construction Corp. and Shareholdings Inc.
The PCGG believes that these assets were part of former President Marcos’ ill-gotten wealth.
Source:
Lawas, Hector, People's Journal (Vol. XXXI No.248 p.5) Published September 16, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.journal.com.ph/index.php?issue=2009-09-16&sec=4&aid=103058
In an eight-page manifestation submitted before the anti-graft court’s 5th division, Tanenglian underscored the need for the speedy disposition of his “offer for cooperation” in as much as the government through the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) and Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) had been directed by the court to wrap up its presentation of evidence.
Tanenglian asked for immunity because of the possibility that by cooperating with the government, he might incriminate himself in the process. In addition, his manifestation of readiness and willingness to cooperate with the Republic is subject only to the grant of corresponding immunity, Tanenglian disclosed.
Last Aug, 24, Tanenglian sent a letter to the PCGG and reminded it of the meeting last July 13, which was also attended by OSG lawyers. During the meeting, the counsel of Tanenglian manifested his client’s interest to cooperate in exchange for civil and criminal immunity.
In consideration of the grant of such immunity, Tanenglian will be providing information relevant to the case make admissions in the appropriate pleading or submission of the existence, authenticity, and/or due execution of certain documents or exhibits presented and offered by the government, and make himself available as government witness.
The assets questioned include 60 percent of Tan’s nine companies, which the PCGG wants forfeited in favor of the state. These are Fortune Tobacco Corp., Asia Brewery Inc., Allied Banking Corp., Foremost Farms, Himmel Industries Inc., Grandspan Development Corp., Silangan Holdings Inc., Dominium Realty and Construction Corp. and Shareholdings Inc.
The PCGG believes that these assets were part of former President Marcos’ ill-gotten wealth.
Source:
Lawas, Hector, People's Journal (Vol. XXXI No.248 p.5) Published September 16, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.journal.com.ph/index.php?issue=2009-09-16&sec=4&aid=103058
Tanenglian wants to bare all, seeks immunity (People's Tonight)
Mariano Tanenglian, the wealthy Filipino-Chinese accused of physical abuse by two of his former housemaids, filed a manifestation before the Sandiganbayan urging it address his offer to become a government witness in the ill-gotten wealth case involving his estranged brother, tycoon Lucio Tan in exchange of immunity from civil and criminal liability.
In an eight-page manifestation submitted before the anti-graft court’s 5th division, Tanenglian underscored the need for the speedy disposition of his “offer for cooperation” in as much as the government through the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) and Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) had been directed by the court to wrap up its presentation of evidence.
Tanenglian asked for immunity because of the possibility that by cooperating with the government, he might incriminate himself in the process. In addition, his manifestation of readiness and willingness to cooperate with the Republic is subject only to the grant of corresponding immunity, Tanenglian disclosed.
Last Aug, 24, Tanenglian sent a letter to the PCGG and reminded it of the meeting last July 13, which was also attended by OSG lawyers. During the meeting, the counsel of Tanenglian manifested his client’s interest to cooperate in exchange for civil and criminal immunity.
In consideration of the grant of such immunity, Tanenglian will be providing information relevant to the case make admissions in the appropriate pleading or submission of the existence, authenticity, and/or due execution of certain documents or exhibits presented and offered by the government, and make himself available as government witness.
He stressed that such immunity is recognized under Section 5 of Executive Order No. 14 as amended by Executive Order 14-A, which states that the PCGG is authorized to grant immunity from criminal prosecution to any person who provides information or testifies in an investigation.
The assets questioned include 60 percent of Tan’s nine companies, which the PCGG wants forfeited in favor of the state. These are Fortune Tobacco Corp., Asia Brewery Inc., Allied Banking Corp., Foremost Farms, Himmel Industries Inc., Grandspan Development Corp., Silangan Holdings Inc., Dominium Realty and Construction Corp. and Shareholdings Inc.
The PCGG believes that these assets were part of former President Marcos’ ill-gotten wealth.
Source:
Lawas, Hector, People's Tonight (Vol. XXIX No.324 p.2) Published September 16, 2009.
In an eight-page manifestation submitted before the anti-graft court’s 5th division, Tanenglian underscored the need for the speedy disposition of his “offer for cooperation” in as much as the government through the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) and Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) had been directed by the court to wrap up its presentation of evidence.
Tanenglian asked for immunity because of the possibility that by cooperating with the government, he might incriminate himself in the process. In addition, his manifestation of readiness and willingness to cooperate with the Republic is subject only to the grant of corresponding immunity, Tanenglian disclosed.
Last Aug, 24, Tanenglian sent a letter to the PCGG and reminded it of the meeting last July 13, which was also attended by OSG lawyers. During the meeting, the counsel of Tanenglian manifested his client’s interest to cooperate in exchange for civil and criminal immunity.
In consideration of the grant of such immunity, Tanenglian will be providing information relevant to the case make admissions in the appropriate pleading or submission of the existence, authenticity, and/or due execution of certain documents or exhibits presented and offered by the government, and make himself available as government witness.
He stressed that such immunity is recognized under Section 5 of Executive Order No. 14 as amended by Executive Order 14-A, which states that the PCGG is authorized to grant immunity from criminal prosecution to any person who provides information or testifies in an investigation.
The assets questioned include 60 percent of Tan’s nine companies, which the PCGG wants forfeited in favor of the state. These are Fortune Tobacco Corp., Asia Brewery Inc., Allied Banking Corp., Foremost Farms, Himmel Industries Inc., Grandspan Development Corp., Silangan Holdings Inc., Dominium Realty and Construction Corp. and Shareholdings Inc.
The PCGG believes that these assets were part of former President Marcos’ ill-gotten wealth.
Source:
Lawas, Hector, People's Tonight (Vol. XXIX No.324 p.2) Published September 16, 2009.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Tan brother faces another abuse charge (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
Another housemaid of Mariano Tanenglian, 19-year-old Aljane Bacanto filed criminal complaints against him, his wife Aleta, and children Marvin and Fayette for alleged maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, and frustrated homicide.
Bacanto stated how she and other maids were not allowed to leave the house, call anyone, and given any salary, even food. She recounts that because of extreme hunger, she and a fellow house helper were forced to eat dog food only to be beaten up when caught. According to her, the family would padlock the house whenever they would leave.
Lawyer Raymund Quiros, legal counsel for the Tanenglians, said that his client is a subject of an orchestrated move to put his client in a bad light. Mariano Tanenglian is the brother of tycoon Lucio Tan with whom he has been at odds over personal and business matters.
Atty. Quiros, nonetheless, said that his client is ready to answer all the allegations against them.
Bacanto stated how she and other maids were not allowed to leave the house, call anyone, and given any salary, even food. She recounts that because of extreme hunger, she and a fellow house helper were forced to eat dog food only to be beaten up when caught. According to her, the family would padlock the house whenever they would leave.
Lawyer Raymund Quiros, legal counsel for the Tanenglians, said that his client is a subject of an orchestrated move to put his client in a bad light. Mariano Tanenglian is the brother of tycoon Lucio Tan with whom he has been at odds over personal and business matters.
Atty. Quiros, nonetheless, said that his client is ready to answer all the allegations against them.
Source:
Bordadora, Norman, Philippine Daily Inquirer (Vol. 24 No. 273 p. A3) Published September 9, 2009
Tacloban teener files another complaint against Tanenglian, taipan Lucio Tan's brother (The Manila Times)
Another housemaid of Mariano Tanenglian, 19-year-old Aljane Bacanto of Tacloban City, filed criminal complaints before the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Mariano Tanenglian, brother of taipan Lucio Tan, and members of his family for alleged "maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, and frustrated homicide."
Bacanto's fellow co-helper, Mary Jane Sollano, 18, of Pagadian City, Zamboanga de Sur has earlier filed a complaint against their former employer, his wife Aleta, and children Maximilian and Fayette.
In her affidavit, Bacanto recounted her ordeal with the Tanenglians from May 2006 until the time she was allowed to go back to their province last February 2009.
Like Sollano, she was not allowed to leave the house, call anyone, deprived of food and were not given any salary. She state that the only time she was allowed to write to her family was upon the dictation of Fayette. The latter told the helper never to mention their situation at the Tanenglian residence.
To survive, the two were forced to eat dog food only to be caught and punished even more.
Bacanto was responsible for reporting their ordeal to the family of Sollano who was rescued last August 10 through the combined elements of the Quezon City Police District, Commission on Human Rights and Department of Social Welfare and Development.
Bacanto's fellow co-helper, Mary Jane Sollano, 18, of Pagadian City, Zamboanga de Sur has earlier filed a complaint against their former employer, his wife Aleta, and children Maximilian and Fayette.
In her affidavit, Bacanto recounted her ordeal with the Tanenglians from May 2006 until the time she was allowed to go back to their province last February 2009.
Like Sollano, she was not allowed to leave the house, call anyone, deprived of food and were not given any salary. She state that the only time she was allowed to write to her family was upon the dictation of Fayette. The latter told the helper never to mention their situation at the Tanenglian residence.
To survive, the two were forced to eat dog food only to be caught and punished even more.
Bacanto was responsible for reporting their ordeal to the family of Sollano who was rescued last August 10 through the combined elements of the Quezon City Police District, Commission on Human Rights and Department of Social Welfare and Development.
Source:
Depasupil, William B., The Manila Times (Vol. 110 No.328 p.A7) Published September 9, 2009
Another maid files criminal charges vs Mariano Tan (The Philippine Star)
Another housemaid of Mariano Tanenglian, 19-year-old Aljane Bacanto, filed criminal complaints before the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday against her former employer.
Accompanied by lawyer Al Parreno, Bacanto sought the indictment of Tanenglian, his wife Aleta and children Maximillian and Fayette for supposed “maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery and frustrated homicide.” Bacanto’s fellow maid, Mary Jane Sollano, has already filed at the DOJ a similar complaint against the family last Aug. 27 alleging exactly the same violations.
In her affidavit, Bacanto recounted her ordeal at the residence of the Tanenglian from May 2006 until she was allowed to go back to their province last February.
Just like Sollano, she was not allowed to call anybody outside the house. She said she was only allowed to write letters to her family in Tacloban, but upon dictation of Fayette who told her never to tell her parents of her situation.
In defense, lawyer Raymund Quiroz, representing the Tanenglians, said that someone is instigating the actions of the former house helpers. The case is also a way to stop his client from testifying at the Sandiganbayan. Mariano Tanenglian is reportedly planning to testify for the prosecution against his brother, business tycoon Lucio Tan.
Source:
Punay, Ed, The Philippine Star (Vol XXIV No. 44 p 19-20) Published September 09, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=503591
Accompanied by lawyer Al Parreno, Bacanto sought the indictment of Tanenglian, his wife Aleta and children Maximillian and Fayette for supposed “maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery and frustrated homicide.” Bacanto’s fellow maid, Mary Jane Sollano, has already filed at the DOJ a similar complaint against the family last Aug. 27 alleging exactly the same violations.
In her affidavit, Bacanto recounted her ordeal at the residence of the Tanenglian from May 2006 until she was allowed to go back to their province last February.
Just like Sollano, she was not allowed to call anybody outside the house. She said she was only allowed to write letters to her family in Tacloban, but upon dictation of Fayette who told her never to tell her parents of her situation.
In defense, lawyer Raymund Quiroz, representing the Tanenglians, said that someone is instigating the actions of the former house helpers. The case is also a way to stop his client from testifying at the Sandiganbayan. Mariano Tanenglian is reportedly planning to testify for the prosecution against his brother, business tycoon Lucio Tan.
Source:
Punay, Ed, The Philippine Star (Vol XXIV No. 44 p 19-20) Published September 09, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=503591
Another maid sues Tanenglian (Manila Standard Today)
Another maid is suing Mariano Tanenglian and his family for abuse and other forms of maltreatment while working in the household since 2006 until she was allowed to leave last February.
Assisted by her lawyer Al Parreno, Aljane Bacanto, 19 years old, of Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte, charged Tanenglian, his wife Aleta and children Maximillian and Fayette also for serious illegal detention, slavery and frustrated homicide.
Bacanto was responsible for the rescue from the Tanenglian residence of Mary Jane Sollano, another househelper who has earlier filed a similar criminal complaint against the Tanenglian family before the Department of Justice.
Bacanto recounts that for almost three years, she was never allowed to go out—not even once. While she was allowed to write her family in Tacloban, Bacanto said Fayette warned her against talking about her situation at work. During her service as a house helper, she and Sollano were deprived of food. Bacanto said this deprivation of food made them steal food and when caught were mauled by Aleta, Fayette and Maximillian.
Assisted by her lawyer Al Parreno, Aljane Bacanto, 19 years old, of Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte, charged Tanenglian, his wife Aleta and children Maximillian and Fayette also for serious illegal detention, slavery and frustrated homicide.
Bacanto was responsible for the rescue from the Tanenglian residence of Mary Jane Sollano, another househelper who has earlier filed a similar criminal complaint against the Tanenglian family before the Department of Justice.
Bacanto recounts that for almost three years, she was never allowed to go out—not even once. While she was allowed to write her family in Tacloban, Bacanto said Fayette warned her against talking about her situation at work. During her service as a house helper, she and Sollano were deprived of food. Bacanto said this deprivation of food made them steal food and when caught were mauled by Aleta, Fayette and Maximillian.
Source:
Requejo, Rey, Manila Standard Today (Vol XXIII No. 178 p. A3) Published September 09, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.manilastandardtoday.com/sectionMetro.htm?d=2009/september/9
Another housemaid sues billionaire employer (People's Journal and People's Tonight)
Another housemaid of businessman Mariano Tanenglian, 19-year old Aljane Bacanto, filed charges of maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery and frustrated homicide against him and his family before the Department of Justice.
The said charges were filed against Tanenglian, his wife Aleta and children Maximillian and Fayette, all of Bgy. Siena, Quezon City.
Bacanto recounted her ordeal during her service as a house helper. She said she was detained and was never allowed to go out of the house in her three years of employment.
She confirmed the statement of fellow housemaid Mary Jane Sollano, who earlier filed similar case against the Tanenglians, that the Tanenglians prohibited them from calling anybody.
Bacanto said she was only allowed to write letters to her family but upon dictation of Fayette who warned her not to tell her parents about her situation.
She added the refrigerators were padlocked and sometimes they were not fed for three days prompting them to steal food. However, they were beaten black and blue when caught particularly by Aleta, Fayette and Maximillian. She said there was a time that she was forced to eat dog food just to survive.
After leaving the Tanenglian household in February, Bacato immediately alerted Sollano’s parents which led to the latter’s rescue last month.
The said charges were filed against Tanenglian, his wife Aleta and children Maximillian and Fayette, all of Bgy. Siena, Quezon City.
Bacanto recounted her ordeal during her service as a house helper. She said she was detained and was never allowed to go out of the house in her three years of employment.
She confirmed the statement of fellow housemaid Mary Jane Sollano, who earlier filed similar case against the Tanenglians, that the Tanenglians prohibited them from calling anybody.
Bacanto said she was only allowed to write letters to her family but upon dictation of Fayette who warned her not to tell her parents about her situation.
She added the refrigerators were padlocked and sometimes they were not fed for three days prompting them to steal food. However, they were beaten black and blue when caught particularly by Aleta, Fayette and Maximillian. She said there was a time that she was forced to eat dog food just to survive.
After leaving the Tanenglian household in February, Bacato immediately alerted Sollano’s parents which led to the latter’s rescue last month.
Source:
Cariaso, Fernando M., People's Journal (Vol XX1 No. 241 p. 11)
Lawas, Hector,People's Tonight (Vol XXIX No. 317 p.2)
Published September 9, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.journal.com.ph/index.php?issue=2009-09-09&sec=5&aid=102479
1 pang maid na minaltrato lumutang (Pilipino Star Ngayon)
Isa pang kasambahay ng bilyonaryong Tsinoy na si Mariano Tanenglian ang naghain ng reklamo sa Department of Justice (DOJ) kaugnay ng pagmamaltrato din sa kanya.
Kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery at frustrated homicide and inihaing reklamo ni Aljane Bacanto, 19, tubong Leyte laban sa dating amo.
Sa kanyang salaysay sinabi nito na namasukan siya sa pamilya Tanenglian noong 2006. Sa simula ay naging maayos umano ang pakikitungo sa kanya ng buong pamilya subalit nang lumipas na ang ilang araw ay naranasan na niyang pagmalupitan ng mga ito. Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng kanyang mga dating amo ay ang pagkukulong sa kanya sa kwarto at hindi pinapakain ng maayos.
Matatandaan na una nang naghain ng parehas na reklamo sa DOJ ang isa pang kasambahay ng pamilya Tanenglian na itinago sa pangalang Beth, 18-anyos.
Si Beth ay una nang nasagip sa tahanan ng pamilya Tanenglian matapos na ipagbigay-alam ni Bacanto sa pamilya nito ang nararanasang pagmamalupit.
Nakipagkoordina ang pamilya ni Beth sa mga awtoridad at isang operasyon ang inilunsad kung saan ito nasagip.Kapwa desidido ang dalawang biktimang katulong na ituloy ang kaso laban sa kanilang mga amo.
Kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery at frustrated homicide and inihaing reklamo ni Aljane Bacanto, 19, tubong Leyte laban sa dating amo.
Sa kanyang salaysay sinabi nito na namasukan siya sa pamilya Tanenglian noong 2006. Sa simula ay naging maayos umano ang pakikitungo sa kanya ng buong pamilya subalit nang lumipas na ang ilang araw ay naranasan na niyang pagmalupitan ng mga ito. Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng kanyang mga dating amo ay ang pagkukulong sa kanya sa kwarto at hindi pinapakain ng maayos.
Matatandaan na una nang naghain ng parehas na reklamo sa DOJ ang isa pang kasambahay ng pamilya Tanenglian na itinago sa pangalang Beth, 18-anyos.
Si Beth ay una nang nasagip sa tahanan ng pamilya Tanenglian matapos na ipagbigay-alam ni Bacanto sa pamilya nito ang nararanasang pagmamalupit.
Nakipagkoordina ang pamilya ni Beth sa mga awtoridad at isang operasyon ang inilunsad kung saan ito nasagip.Kapwa desidido ang dalawang biktimang katulong na ituloy ang kaso laban sa kanilang mga amo.
Source:
Amargo-Garcia, Gemma and Ludy Bermudo, Pilipino Star Ngayon (Taon XXIV Blg. 174 p.3) Published September 09, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=503519&publicationSubCategoryId=93
Isa pang kasambahay maghain ng kaso vs negosyante (Abante and Abante Tonite)
Upang pagtibayin pa ang patung-patong na kaso laban sa negosyanteng si Mariano Tanenglian at kanyang pamilya, naghain na rin ng hiwalay na kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide si Aljane Bacanto, 19, sa Department of Justice (DOJ).
Ayon sa biktima, walang takot nitong haharapin and dating amo upang makakuha ang hustisya mula sa pagmamalupit na naranasan nito. Aniya, dahil sa dinanas, nagkaroon na siya ng trauma at takot nang mamasukan muli.
Sa kanyang reklamo, sinabi nito na nagsimula siyang mamasukan noon Mayo 2006. Noong una ay maayos ang pakikitungo ng mga amo sa kanya ngunit naglaon ay nakita at nakaranas na ito ng pagmamalupit.
Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng dating amo ay ikinukulong sa kwarto, hindi pinapakain, hindi pinaaalis ng bahay, hindi pagbigay ng day-off at sinasakatan sa konting pagkakamali.
Ayon sa biktima, walang takot nitong haharapin and dating amo upang makakuha ang hustisya mula sa pagmamalupit na naranasan nito. Aniya, dahil sa dinanas, nagkaroon na siya ng trauma at takot nang mamasukan muli.
Sa kanyang reklamo, sinabi nito na nagsimula siyang mamasukan noon Mayo 2006. Noong una ay maayos ang pakikitungo ng mga amo sa kanya ngunit naglaon ay nakita at nakaranas na ito ng pagmamalupit.
Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng dating amo ay ikinukulong sa kwarto, hindi pinapakain, hindi pinaaalis ng bahay, hindi pagbigay ng day-off at sinasakatan sa konting pagkakamali.
Source:
Mendoza, Tina, Abante (Vol. XXII Blg. 127 p.3) Published September 9, 2009
Republished at Abante Tonite ( Vol. XXI Blg. 221 p.3)
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Taipan questions validity of brod's offer to testify for gov't (Malaya)
Lawyers of taipan Lucio Tan questioned the validity of allowing estranged brother Mariano Tanenglian to become a witness for the government, saying that Mariano has no legal standing to do so.
Atty. Estelito Mendoza, Tan's counsel, pointed out that Tanenglian too was named accused in Civil Case 0005 thus making him barred from seeking to reopen the case, which was ordered terminated by the Sandiganbayan last April 23.
He also warned Tanenglian's counsel, Emilio Quiros, that his client may be charged with perjury if they continue with their plan. During the investigation in 2005, Tanenglian signed under oath that he denies the authenticity of the evidenced filed by the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG).
Quiroz argued that it was the PCGG and the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) that approached his client and asked to testify for the government. He noted that last July 15, Tanenglian met with PCGG Chair Camilo Sabio and was informed that they are waiting for the feedback of the OSG
Mendoza also pointed out the actions of former PCGG special counsel Catalino Generillo whose actions are incompatible to public interest. Also terminated, Generillo wants to present Tanenglian in the case. Earlier on, he presented Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr., and Joselito Yujuico whose testimonies where favorable to their interest to the detriment of the government case.
Source:
Tabingo, Peter, Malaya. (p.2) Published September 16, 2009
Atty. Estelito Mendoza, Tan's counsel, pointed out that Tanenglian too was named accused in Civil Case 0005 thus making him barred from seeking to reopen the case, which was ordered terminated by the Sandiganbayan last April 23.
He also warned Tanenglian's counsel, Emilio Quiros, that his client may be charged with perjury if they continue with their plan. During the investigation in 2005, Tanenglian signed under oath that he denies the authenticity of the evidenced filed by the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG).
Quiroz argued that it was the PCGG and the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) that approached his client and asked to testify for the government. He noted that last July 15, Tanenglian met with PCGG Chair Camilo Sabio and was informed that they are waiting for the feedback of the OSG
Mendoza also pointed out the actions of former PCGG special counsel Catalino Generillo whose actions are incompatible to public interest. Also terminated, Generillo wants to present Tanenglian in the case. Earlier on, he presented Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr., and Joselito Yujuico whose testimonies where favorable to their interest to the detriment of the government case.
Source:
Tabingo, Peter, Malaya. (p.2) Published September 16, 2009
Tsinoy kinasuhan ng 1 pang maid (Remate)
Isa pang inabusong katulong, si Aljane Bacanto, ang pormal na nagsampa ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide sa Department of Justice laban sa kanyang dating among si Mariano Tanenglian, asawa nitong is Aleta at mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette, at ilan pang hindi pinangalanang kasama.
Sa kanyang reklamo, sinabi nito na noong una lamang naging maayos ang pakikitungo ng mga amo sa kanya ngunit naglaon ay nakaranas na ito ng pagmamalupit at hindi makataong pagtrato.
Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng dating amo ay ikinukulong sa kwarto, hindi pinapakain,at binubugbog ng mag-ina.
Nauna nang naghain ng reklamo sa DOJ si Mary Jane Sollano, 18, tubong Zamboanga del Sur, isa ring kasambahay ng mga Tanenglian kaugnay sa pagmamaltratong naranasan rin nito mula Hulyo 9, 2005 hanggang Agosto 9, 2009. Tulad rin ni Bacanto, iba't-ibang uri rin ng pagmamaltrato ang naranasan niya tulad ng pag-untog sa pader, pagpapatrabaho ng nakahubad, pagkuha ng larawan nito ng walang saplot, at pagkadena sa dalawang kamay at leeg.
Sa kanyang reklamo, sinabi nito na noong una lamang naging maayos ang pakikitungo ng mga amo sa kanya ngunit naglaon ay nakaranas na ito ng pagmamalupit at hindi makataong pagtrato.
Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng dating amo ay ikinukulong sa kwarto, hindi pinapakain,at binubugbog ng mag-ina.
Nauna nang naghain ng reklamo sa DOJ si Mary Jane Sollano, 18, tubong Zamboanga del Sur, isa ring kasambahay ng mga Tanenglian kaugnay sa pagmamaltratong naranasan rin nito mula Hulyo 9, 2005 hanggang Agosto 9, 2009. Tulad rin ni Bacanto, iba't-ibang uri rin ng pagmamaltrato ang naranasan niya tulad ng pag-untog sa pader, pagpapatrabaho ng nakahubad, pagkuha ng larawan nito ng walang saplot, at pagkadena sa dalawang kamay at leeg.
Source:
Pimentel, Ann, Remate (Taon 18 Isyu 117 p. 9)Published September 9, 2009
Tanenglian kinasuhan ng isa pang kasambahay (Police Files)
Nagtungo kahapon sa Department of Justice (DOJ) ang isa pang kasambahay ng negosyanteng si Mariano Tanenglian, kapatid ng negosyanteng is Lucio Tan, at pormal na naghain ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide laban sa kanyang dating amo, asawa nitong is Aleta at mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette
Sa kanyang reklamo, sinabi nito na nagsimula siyang mamasukan noon Mayo 2006. Noong una ay maayos ang pakikitungo ng mga amo sa kanya ngunit naglaon ay nagbago na ang pagtrato sa kanya.
Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng dating amo ay ikinukulong sa kwarto, hindi pinapakain, hindi pinaaalis ng bahay, hindi pagbigay ng day-off at sinasakatan sa konting pagkakamali.
Nauna nang naghain ng reklamo sa DOJ si 'Beth', 18, tubong Zamboanga del Sur, isa ring kasambahay ng mga Tanenglian.
Sa kanyang reklamo, sinabi nito na nagsimula siyang mamasukan noon Mayo 2006. Noong una ay maayos ang pakikitungo ng mga amo sa kanya ngunit naglaon ay nagbago na ang pagtrato sa kanya.
Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng dating amo ay ikinukulong sa kwarto, hindi pinapakain, hindi pinaaalis ng bahay, hindi pagbigay ng day-off at sinasakatan sa konting pagkakamali.
Nauna nang naghain ng reklamo sa DOJ si 'Beth', 18, tubong Zamboanga del Sur, isa ring kasambahay ng mga Tanenglian.
Source:
Mallari, Jonah and German Roque, Police Files (Vol. 6 No. 32 p. 2) Published September 9, 2009.
1 pang kasambahay nagreklamo sa DOJ (Bandera)
Personal na nagreklamo sa Department of Justice ang isa pang kasambahay ng negosyanteng si Mariano Tanenglian na si Aljane Bacanto laban sa kanyang dating amo at asawa nitong is Aleta ng umano'y pagmamaltrato.
Sinabi ni Bacanto na noong una lamang naging maayos ang pakikitungo ng mga amo sa kanya hanggang sa lumabas na ang tunay na ugali ng mga amo at nakaranas na niya ang pagmamalupit at hindi makataong pagtrato.
Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng dating amo ay ikinukulong sa kwarto, hindi pinapakain,at binubugbog
Nauna nang naghain ng reklamo sa DOJ si Mary Jane Sollano, 18, tubong Zamboanga del Sur, isa ring kasambahay ng mga Tanenglian kaugnay sa pagmamaltratong naranasan rin nito mula Hulyo 9, 2005 hanggang Agosto 9, 2009.
Ilan pang respondents na hindi pinangalanan ang kasama sa reklamo, na pawang mga residente ng Sto. Domingo, Quezon City.
Sinabi ni Bacanto na noong una lamang naging maayos ang pakikitungo ng mga amo sa kanya hanggang sa lumabas na ang tunay na ugali ng mga amo at nakaranas na niya ang pagmamalupit at hindi makataong pagtrato.
Kabilang sa pagmamalupit na ginawa umano ng dating amo ay ikinukulong sa kwarto, hindi pinapakain,at binubugbog
Nauna nang naghain ng reklamo sa DOJ si Mary Jane Sollano, 18, tubong Zamboanga del Sur, isa ring kasambahay ng mga Tanenglian kaugnay sa pagmamaltratong naranasan rin nito mula Hulyo 9, 2005 hanggang Agosto 9, 2009.
Ilan pang respondents na hindi pinangalanan ang kasama sa reklamo, na pawang mga residente ng Sto. Domingo, Quezon City.
Source:
Balute, Marvin, Bandera (Tomo 19 Blg. 360 p. 4) Published September 9, 2009
Labels:
abuse,
Department of Justice,
maid,
maltreatment,
Mariano Tanenglian
Monday, September 7, 2009
Another maid files maltreatment charges vs Tanenglian family (Business Mirror)
19-year-old Aljane Bacanto yesterday filed criminal charges before the Department of Justice (DOJ) against Lucio Tan’s brother Mariano Tanenglian, his wife and two children for allegedly maltreating her while working as their house help for at least three years.
The former house helper filed charges of maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery and frustrated homicide two weeks after Sollano filed her separate complaint against the Tanenglian, his wife Aleta, and children Fayette and Maximilian.
In her complaint-affidavit, Bacanto recounted that she started working as a maid in the Tanenglian household in May 2006 until February this year, when she was allowed to return to her province.
During her three-year stay with the Tanenglians, Bacanto claimed that she and the other housemaids were not allowed to go out, use the telephone and other facilities of the house.
She added that her employers would lock the doors and that there were guards outside to prevent them from escaping. Although she was allowed to write letters to her family, the Tanenglians would dictate what to tell her family.
The complainant added that she was only given food whenever her employers were satisfied with her job and that even the refrigerators were padlocked.
Bacanto said she was allowed to return to Tacloban in February 2009 by her employers, who gave her P8,000 for her mother.
The former house helper filed charges of maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery and frustrated homicide two weeks after Sollano filed her separate complaint against the Tanenglian, his wife Aleta, and children Fayette and Maximilian.
In her complaint-affidavit, Bacanto recounted that she started working as a maid in the Tanenglian household in May 2006 until February this year, when she was allowed to return to her province.
During her three-year stay with the Tanenglians, Bacanto claimed that she and the other housemaids were not allowed to go out, use the telephone and other facilities of the house.
She added that her employers would lock the doors and that there were guards outside to prevent them from escaping. Although she was allowed to write letters to her family, the Tanenglians would dictate what to tell her family.
The complainant added that she was only given food whenever her employers were satisfied with her job and that even the refrigerators were padlocked.
Bacanto said she was allowed to return to Tacloban in February 2009 by her employers, who gave her P8,000 for her mother.
Source:
San Juan, Joel, Business Mirror. Published September 8, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/home/nation/15756-another-maid-files-maltreatment-charges-vs-tanenglian-family.html
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Sampulan nag mga abusadong bigtime na bossing! (Bulgar Editorial)
Tama ang naging desisyon ng Commission on Human Rights (CHR) na imbestigahan ang negosyanteng si Mariano Tanenglian na inerereklamo ng pang-aabuso at pagmamalupit ng kanyang katulong.
Karaniwan kasing nakalalaya ang mga multi-milyonaryong tulad ni Tanenglian kapag nasasangkot sa mga ganitong kaso. Nagsampa na ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide at biktimang si Mary Jane Sollano sa tanggapan ng Department of Justice laban sa kanya, sa asawang si Aleta Tanenglian at mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette.
Sa affidavit ng biktima, masusing idenetalye niya ang mga naranasang pagmamalupit mula sa kantyang mga amo.
Ilan pa kayang Mary Jane ang patuloy na nagdurusa dahil sa pang-aabuso ng kanilang multi-milyonaryong malupit na amo?
Karaniwan kasing nakalalaya ang mga multi-milyonaryong tulad ni Tanenglian kapag nasasangkot sa mga ganitong kaso. Nagsampa na ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide at biktimang si Mary Jane Sollano sa tanggapan ng Department of Justice laban sa kanya, sa asawang si Aleta Tanenglian at mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette.
Sa affidavit ng biktima, masusing idenetalye niya ang mga naranasang pagmamalupit mula sa kantyang mga amo.
Ilan pa kayang Mary Jane ang patuloy na nagdurusa dahil sa pang-aabuso ng kanilang multi-milyonaryong malupit na amo?
Source:
Bulgar Editorial (Taon 17 Blg. 272 p. 3) Published September 2, 2009
Utol ni Lucio Tan niresbakan ng kasambahay (Bagong Tiktik)
Magsasagawa ang Commission on Human Rights (CHR) ng masusing imbestigasyon ukon sa umano’y dinanas na pang-aabuso ng isang katulong sa kamay ni Mariano Tanenglian, kapatid ng bilyonaryong si Lucio Tan.
Habang isinasagawa ang imbestigasyon, pag-aaralan rin ng nasabin ahensya ang paghiling sa Bureau of Immigration na maglabas ng hold departure order laban sa suspek.
Ayon kay Atty. Carmela Rosete, pinuno ng CHR Protection and Monitoring Division, sinisilip rin nila ang anggulong paglabag sa child abuse law at child trafficking sa kaso ng biktimang kinilalang si Mary Jane Sollano. Sinasabing 13 anyos pa lamang siya nang mamasukan ito sa mga Tanenglian.
Nagsampa na ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide si Sollano sa tanggapan ng Department of Justice laban kay Mariano, asawa nitong is Aleta at mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette.
Sa kanyang tatlong pahinang affidavit, idenetalye ni Sollano ang hirap na dinanas niya sa kamay ng kanyang mga amo.
Habang isinasagawa ang imbestigasyon, pag-aaralan rin ng nasabin ahensya ang paghiling sa Bureau of Immigration na maglabas ng hold departure order laban sa suspek.
Ayon kay Atty. Carmela Rosete, pinuno ng CHR Protection and Monitoring Division, sinisilip rin nila ang anggulong paglabag sa child abuse law at child trafficking sa kaso ng biktimang kinilalang si Mary Jane Sollano. Sinasabing 13 anyos pa lamang siya nang mamasukan ito sa mga Tanenglian.
Nagsampa na ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide si Sollano sa tanggapan ng Department of Justice laban kay Mariano, asawa nitong is Aleta at mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette.
Sa kanyang tatlong pahinang affidavit, idenetalye ni Sollano ang hirap na dinanas niya sa kamay ng kanyang mga amo.
Source:
Bagong Tiktik (Taon 12 Blg. 236 p. 2) Published September 2, 2009
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Mariano Tan's ex-maid details alleged abuse (The Philippine Star)
Mary Jane Sollano, 18, former house helper of Mariano Tanenglian, talked about her former employer and stated that for five years, she experienced various forms of abuse.
Sollano, had just finished her first year in high school, started work for the Tanenglian household in 2004. She said during those years, her ordeal included not having anything to eat for days, being forbidden to go near the faucet because she was not allowed to drink water, getting chained for the slightest mistake she made, and working for long hours even if she was sick. Add to these numerous occasions of slapping, kicking, and hitting.
She said that during her five years with the Tanenglians, she had to make do with only three sets of shorts and shirts given to her. On August 10, 2009, she was surprised that she was given what seemed a new blouse and a pair of jeans. She was asked to take a bath and instructed to say only good things about her employer when asked. Afterwhich, she was shown a picture of her father, and soon found out that Sollano’s father, Rolando, was already outside, along with representatives from the Commission on Human Rights, Department of Social Welfare and Development, and local police.
Tanenglian’s lawyer, Raymundo Quiroz, denied the allegations against his client and stated that the charges are “part of a bigger issue.” Recently, Mariano Tanenglian has volunteered to testify against his estranged brother, businessman Lucio Tan, in a government case.
However, Sollano’s lawyer, Al Parreño, said that his client and her family are determined to push through with the case.
Sollano, had just finished her first year in high school, started work for the Tanenglian household in 2004. She said during those years, her ordeal included not having anything to eat for days, being forbidden to go near the faucet because she was not allowed to drink water, getting chained for the slightest mistake she made, and working for long hours even if she was sick. Add to these numerous occasions of slapping, kicking, and hitting.
She said that during her five years with the Tanenglians, she had to make do with only three sets of shorts and shirts given to her. On August 10, 2009, she was surprised that she was given what seemed a new blouse and a pair of jeans. She was asked to take a bath and instructed to say only good things about her employer when asked. Afterwhich, she was shown a picture of her father, and soon found out that Sollano’s father, Rolando, was already outside, along with representatives from the Commission on Human Rights, Department of Social Welfare and Development, and local police.
Tanenglian’s lawyer, Raymundo Quiroz, denied the allegations against his client and stated that the charges are “part of a bigger issue.” Recently, Mariano Tanenglian has volunteered to testify against his estranged brother, businessman Lucio Tan, in a government case.
However, Sollano’s lawyer, Al Parreño, said that his client and her family are determined to push through with the case.
Source:
Padua, Reinir, The Philippine Star (Vol. XXIV No. 36 p. 15). Published September 01, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=501171&publicationSubCategoryId=65
CHR to probe maid’s complaint vs Lucio Tan’s brod (People’s Tonight)
The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) will conduct a thorough investigation on the alleged mental and physical abused committed by businessman Mariano Tanenglian to his house helper of five years, Mary Jane Sollano.
CHR Protection and Monitoring Division head Atty. Carmelita Rosete said that the commission will also look upon the possibility of requesting the Bureau of Immigration to issue a hold departure order against the Chinese businessman. Atty. Rosete revealed that the said case may be a violation of the child abuse law and child trafficking since Sollano was still a minor when she was employed by the Tanenglians.
During the joint rescue operation of CHR, Department of Social Welfare and Development, and local police, the group saw the maid’s hands badly scalded due to the hot water allegedly poured on her as a punishment for not doing her job well.
Recently, Sollano filed charges of maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, and frustrated homicide before the Department of Justice against Mariano, his wife Aleta, and their children Maximilian and Fayette.
Her three-page affidavit detailed the forms of abuse she experienced in the hands of her employers from July 2009 to August 9, 2009.
CHR Protection and Monitoring Division head Atty. Carmelita Rosete said that the commission will also look upon the possibility of requesting the Bureau of Immigration to issue a hold departure order against the Chinese businessman. Atty. Rosete revealed that the said case may be a violation of the child abuse law and child trafficking since Sollano was still a minor when she was employed by the Tanenglians.
During the joint rescue operation of CHR, Department of Social Welfare and Development, and local police, the group saw the maid’s hands badly scalded due to the hot water allegedly poured on her as a punishment for not doing her job well.
Recently, Sollano filed charges of maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, and frustrated homicide before the Department of Justice against Mariano, his wife Aleta, and their children Maximilian and Fayette.
Her three-page affidavit detailed the forms of abuse she experienced in the hands of her employers from July 2009 to August 9, 2009.
Source:
People’s Tonight (Vol. XXIX No.306 p. 6) Published September 01, 2009.
CHR pasok sa inabusong katulong (Pilipino Star Ngayon)
Magsasagawa ng imbestigasyon and Commission on Human Rights hingil sa umano’y pang-aabuso ng pamilya ng negosyanteng si Mariano Tanenglian sa kanilang kasambahay.
Bukod dito, pinag-aaralan din ng CHR kung hihilingin sa Bureau of Immigration na maglabas ng hold-departure order laban sa suspect.
Ayon kay Atty. Carmelita Rosete, pinuno ng CHR Protection and Monitoring Division, tinitignan nila ang anggulong paglabag sa karapatang pambata at child trafficking sa kaso ng kasambahay na is Mary Jane Sollano. Ito ay dahil trese anyos pa lamang ang biktima nang kunin siyang katulong ng mga Tanenglian.
Nito lamang ay nagsampa na ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide si Sollano sa tanggapan ng Department of Justice laban kay Mariano, asawa nitong is Aleta at mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette.
Source
Quejada, Butch, Pilipino Star Ngayon. (Vol/ XXIV No. 166 p.2) Published September 01, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=501184&publicationSubCategoryId=92
Bukod dito, pinag-aaralan din ng CHR kung hihilingin sa Bureau of Immigration na maglabas ng hold-departure order laban sa suspect.
Ayon kay Atty. Carmelita Rosete, pinuno ng CHR Protection and Monitoring Division, tinitignan nila ang anggulong paglabag sa karapatang pambata at child trafficking sa kaso ng kasambahay na is Mary Jane Sollano. Ito ay dahil trese anyos pa lamang ang biktima nang kunin siyang katulong ng mga Tanenglian.
Nito lamang ay nagsampa na ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide si Sollano sa tanggapan ng Department of Justice laban kay Mariano, asawa nitong is Aleta at mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette.
Source
Quejada, Butch, Pilipino Star Ngayon. (Vol/ XXIV No. 166 p.2) Published September 01, 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=501184&publicationSubCategoryId=92
Tanenglian lagot sa CHR (Police Files)
Magsasagawa ng imbestigasyon and Commission on Human Rights hingil sa umano’y pang-aabusong pisikal at mental na kinasasangkutan ng negosyanteng si Mariano Tanenglian.
Ayon kay Atty. Carmelita Rosete, pinuno ng CHR Protection and Monitoring Division, maaring maharap sa kasong paglabag sa karapatang pambata at child trafficking si Tanenglian, maliban pa sa naunang kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide na isinampa ng katulong na si Mary Jane Sollano. Kasama sa akusado ay ang asawa nitong is Aleta at dalawang anak.
Bukod dito, pinag-iisipan pa ang CHR kung hihilingin nila sa Bureau of Immigration na maglabas ng hold departure order laban sa mga suspek.
Sa sinumpaang salaysay ng biktima, matinding pang-aabuso umano ang dinanas niya mula sa kamay ng kanyang amo. Sa loob ng limag taong paninilbihan, pinagbawalan siyang gumamit ng cellphone o telepono, makipag-usap sa kasama, tumawa, maupo sa upuan nila, sumilip sa bintana, magbasa, at magsulat. Maliban ditto ay naranasan din si Sollano na buhusan ng mainit na tubig ang mga kamay at ikadena ang paa’t kamay nito dahil sa pagkakamali sa paggawa ng gawaing bahay.
Ayon kay Atty. Carmelita Rosete, pinuno ng CHR Protection and Monitoring Division, maaring maharap sa kasong paglabag sa karapatang pambata at child trafficking si Tanenglian, maliban pa sa naunang kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide na isinampa ng katulong na si Mary Jane Sollano. Kasama sa akusado ay ang asawa nitong is Aleta at dalawang anak.
Bukod dito, pinag-iisipan pa ang CHR kung hihilingin nila sa Bureau of Immigration na maglabas ng hold departure order laban sa mga suspek.
Sa sinumpaang salaysay ng biktima, matinding pang-aabuso umano ang dinanas niya mula sa kamay ng kanyang amo. Sa loob ng limag taong paninilbihan, pinagbawalan siyang gumamit ng cellphone o telepono, makipag-usap sa kasama, tumawa, maupo sa upuan nila, sumilip sa bintana, magbasa, at magsulat. Maliban ditto ay naranasan din si Sollano na buhusan ng mainit na tubig ang mga kamay at ikadena ang paa’t kamay nito dahil sa pagkakamali sa paggawa ng gawaing bahay.
Source:
Police Files. (Vol. 6 No. 24 p. 2) Published September 1, 2009
HDO vs nang-abuso sa kasambahay pinag-aaralan (Abante Tonite)
Iimbestigahan ng Commission on Human Rights ang napabalitang pang-aabusong pisikal at mental sa katulong ng bilyonaryong si Mariano Tanenglian gayundin ay pinag-aaralan na ng komisyon ang pagpapalabas ng hold departure order (HDO) laban sa kanya.
Ayon kay CHR Protection and Monitoring Division head Atty. Carmelita Rosete, pinag-aaralan pa nila kung hihilingin nila sa Bureau of Immigration na maglabas ng HDO para kay Tanenglian. Maliban dito, sinisilip nila ang maaring paglabag sa karapatang pambata at child trafficking sa biktimang si Mary Jane Sollano.
Kamakailan lang ay nagsampa ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide ang biktima sa tanggapan ng Department of Justice. Kasama sa affidavit ni Sollano ay ang mga testimonya ng mga kawani ng pulisya, CHR, Department of Social Welfare and Development, at iba pang indibidwal na kasamang nagligtas kay Sollano sa tahanan ng mga Tanenglian.
Ayon kay CHR Protection and Monitoring Division head Atty. Carmelita Rosete, pinag-aaralan pa nila kung hihilingin nila sa Bureau of Immigration na maglabas ng HDO para kay Tanenglian. Maliban dito, sinisilip nila ang maaring paglabag sa karapatang pambata at child trafficking sa biktimang si Mary Jane Sollano.
Kamakailan lang ay nagsampa ng kasong maltreatment, serious illegal detention, slavery, at frustrated homicide ang biktima sa tanggapan ng Department of Justice. Kasama sa affidavit ni Sollano ay ang mga testimonya ng mga kawani ng pulisya, CHR, Department of Social Welfare and Development, at iba pang indibidwal na kasamang nagligtas kay Sollano sa tahanan ng mga Tanenglian.
Source:
Abante Tonite (Vol. XXI No. 213 p. 8) Published September 01, 2009
Tsinoy iimbestigahan ng CHR (Remate)
Magsasagawa ng hiwalay na imbestigasyon ang Commission on Human Rights laban sa pamilyang Tanenglian na sinampahan ng kaso ng kanilang katulong na umano’y kanilang minamaltrato at inaapi.
Ang naturang hakbang ay hiniling ng pamilya ng biktimang si Mary Jane Sollano, tubong Zamboanga del Sur, upang mapalakas ang kaso laban kina Mariano, asawa nitong is Aleta, mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette, at iba pa. Ayon sa pamilya ng biktima, magsisilbing bantay ng kaso ang CHR laban sa posibleng paggamit ng impluwensya at kapangyarihan ng mga Tanenglian.
Nakasampa na ang kasong pang-aalipin, pangmamaltrato, serious illegal detention, at frustrated homicide sa Department of Justice laban sa dati nitong mga amo .
Naging katulong ng mga Tanenglian si Sollano noong siya’y 13-anyos pa lamang. Sa panahong ito ay naranasan ng biktima ng matinding pagmamalupit, paggutom, pananakit, pagkulong, maging ang pagkadena, Ang pinakamaluit ay ang pagkuha ng kanyang litrato habang nagtatrabaho ng hubo’t hubad.
Ang naturang hakbang ay hiniling ng pamilya ng biktimang si Mary Jane Sollano, tubong Zamboanga del Sur, upang mapalakas ang kaso laban kina Mariano, asawa nitong is Aleta, mga anak na sina Maximilian at Fayette, at iba pa. Ayon sa pamilya ng biktima, magsisilbing bantay ng kaso ang CHR laban sa posibleng paggamit ng impluwensya at kapangyarihan ng mga Tanenglian.
Nakasampa na ang kasong pang-aalipin, pangmamaltrato, serious illegal detention, at frustrated homicide sa Department of Justice laban sa dati nitong mga amo .
Naging katulong ng mga Tanenglian si Sollano noong siya’y 13-anyos pa lamang. Sa panahong ito ay naranasan ng biktima ng matinding pagmamalupit, paggutom, pananakit, pagkulong, maging ang pagkadena, Ang pinakamaluit ay ang pagkuha ng kanyang litrato habang nagtatrabaho ng hubo’t hubad.
Source:
Remate (Taon 18 Isyu 169 p.5) Published September 1, 2009
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