The Supreme Court (SC) has sentenced a woman to four years in prison and ordered her to pay P20,000 in moral damages for uttering degrading remarks to a minor.
MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court has sentenced a woman to four years in prison and ordered her to pay P20,000 in moral damages for uttering degrading remarks to a minor.
In 2013, a case was filed against Plasan before an RTC, alleging that she inflicted emotional abuse and psychological maltreatment on a 16-year-old girl. “Look at the body of . That body is not a virgin anymore. It looks like she has undergone an abortion. They went to , she had an abortion,” Plasan told her friend.Following the incident, the victim claimed that she felt ashamed and refused to leave their house.
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