'11,103' chronicles the stories of martial law victims who endured state-sponsored violence during MartialLaw. Here's where you can watch it.
her lived experience of the Las Navas Massacre, which took the life of her husband, in Northern Samar in 1981.Siyempre, takot na rin kami na baka maulit pa ‘yung ginawa sa amin noon. Kawawa naman ‘yung mga sumusunod sa amin. Halimbawa, ‘yung mga apo ko, ‘yung mga anak ko na manganganak pa … kawawa na mga sumusunod. Baka maulit pa ‘yung martial lawThe carnage left Toling a single parent at age 19 to her child who was merely three months old at the time.
Nemia Cabe, who also survived the Las Navas Massacre at age 7, decried how the armed men who murdered her family members remained unknown until today.Noong narinig ko na nagpuputok, diyan na ako takot na takot dahil sabi lahat kami papatayin. Tapos pagkatapos nila magbabaril sa mga nanay … agad-agad sila umalis.