An Antipolo prosecutor junked the complaint under the Anti-Terrorism Law against two activists due to lack of probable cause. The activists were accused of providing 'material support' to the NPA.
An Antipolo prosecutor dismissed the complaint against two activists under the Anti-Terrorism Law due to lack of probable cause . The activists were accused of providing ' material support ' to the NPA .
Antipolo Prosecutor Complaint Activists Anti-Terrorism Law Probable Cause Material Support NPA
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