[OPINION] Badoy’s red-tagging and freedom of expression

Lorraine Badoy’s exercise of her right to have an opinion gravely overstepped the bounds of what is allowable. She called for violence against Judge Magdoza-Malagar and family.

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It is a delicate and intricate dance between the state and the individual, where the rights of both must be protected and upheld. However, in this case, some toes were stepped on. Through two petitions, A.M. No. 22-09-16-SC and G.R. No. 263384, the Supreme Court was tasked to settle the case of Lorraine Marie T. Badoy, former spokesperson of the National Taskforce to End Local Communist Armed Conflict .

Badoy’s disagreement with the decision was to be expected, given her personal politics and former position within the previous administration. And her right to disagree is well-protected and even encouraged to be exercised.

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