NDFP National Democratic Front of the Philippines
Press Statement
October 2, 2015
Red fighters belonging to the Comval North Davao South Agusan Subregional Command arrested in a New People’s Army checkpoint two regular elements of the Philippine Army’s 25th Infantry Battalion in Barangay Casoon, Monkayo, at 1pm September 30. Seized as Prisoners of War were members of the Reengineered Special Operations Team (RSOT) Alpha Company, Private First Class NiÑo L. Alavaro (serial no. 184895) and Private First Class Marjon S. Anover (serial no. 190028). Confiscated from the two POWs were two .45 caliber pistol.
Contrary to claims of the GPH’s provincial police that the two Prisoners of War were not in active duty, POW Alavaro and POW Anover came from the Army’s headquarters in Banlag, Monkayo and were enroute to combat operations at the time of their capture, warranting the Red fighters to take action and arrest them.
In adherence to the protocols of war, the NPA custodial unit is duty-bound to treat the two Prisoners of War humanely and leniently while an investigating team subjects them to the judicial process under the tenets of revolutionary justice.
The NPA mounted the checkpoint in response to the atrocities committed by the 25th IB RSOT. The fascist Army troops committed grave human rights violations in the villages when they ransacked several houses, encamped village centers, committed serious psychological warfare and arrested civilians on account of fake criminal charges. It was the same Army unit which seized and tortured to death three Red fighters in Montevista, Compostela Valley last year.
In contrast to the Army’s innate brutality as it sustains its counter-revolutionary campaign of suppression Oplan Bayanihan, the NPA exacts revolutionary justice against the people’s enemies while adhering to the international humanitarian law.
(sgd.) Aries Francisco
Spokesperson
NPA-Comval North Davao South Agusan Subregional Command
http://www.philippinerevolution.net/statements/20151002_2-army-soldiers-captured-in-npa-checkpoint-in-monkayo-were-in-combat-operations
October 2, 2015
Red fighters belonging to the Comval North Davao South Agusan Subregional Command arrested in a New People’s Army checkpoint two regular elements of the Philippine Army’s 25th Infantry Battalion in Barangay Casoon, Monkayo, at 1pm September 30. Seized as Prisoners of War were members of the Reengineered Special Operations Team (RSOT) Alpha Company, Private First Class NiÑo L. Alavaro (serial no. 184895) and Private First Class Marjon S. Anover (serial no. 190028). Confiscated from the two POWs were two .45 caliber pistol.
Contrary to claims of the GPH’s provincial police that the two Prisoners of War were not in active duty, POW Alavaro and POW Anover came from the Army’s headquarters in Banlag, Monkayo and were enroute to combat operations at the time of their capture, warranting the Red fighters to take action and arrest them.
In adherence to the protocols of war, the NPA custodial unit is duty-bound to treat the two Prisoners of War humanely and leniently while an investigating team subjects them to the judicial process under the tenets of revolutionary justice.
The NPA mounted the checkpoint in response to the atrocities committed by the 25th IB RSOT. The fascist Army troops committed grave human rights violations in the villages when they ransacked several houses, encamped village centers, committed serious psychological warfare and arrested civilians on account of fake criminal charges. It was the same Army unit which seized and tortured to death three Red fighters in Montevista, Compostela Valley last year.
In contrast to the Army’s innate brutality as it sustains its counter-revolutionary campaign of suppression Oplan Bayanihan, the NPA exacts revolutionary justice against the people’s enemies while adhering to the international humanitarian law.
(sgd.) Aries Francisco
Spokesperson
NPA-Comval North Davao South Agusan Subregional Command
http://www.philippinerevolution.net/statements/20151002_2-army-soldiers-captured-in-npa-checkpoint-in-monkayo-were-in-combat-operations
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