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IPs lack of info on Reds being used against
them
By Priam Nepomuceno December 12, 2018, 9:09 am
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MANILA -- New People's Army (NPA) fighters are actively targeting Indigenous
Peoples (IPs) for recruitment as they do not have real awareness on the rebel
group.
This was disclosed by Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) public affairs office
chief Col. Noel Detoyato when asked why the rebels focus their recruitment
efforts on the IPs in Mindanao.
"Sila yung nasa bundok, sila yung madaling lokohin dahil nga di naman
sila exposed sa (They are in the mountains. They are gullible because they are
not exposed to) external information. Sila yung (They are) uneducated (to our
standards) but they are considered as intellectuals, depende sa status nila
sa (depending on their status in the) IP community," Detoyato said in a message
to the PNA Tuesday.
"In short, they are the most vulnerable sector for exploitation," he added.
Aside from recruiting IPs to fill up rebel ranks, a military powerpoint presentation
said NPAs are also supplanting traditional leaders and replacing them with
revolutionary ones.
This starts with the NPAs infiltrating IP domains by posing as human rights and
environmental activists and entering into peace pact agreements with the IPs.
Through this, the rebels gradually introduce their radical and ideology to the IPs
and will eventually begin manipulating traditional IP leaders in implementing
their revolutionary laws.
Also, IP leaders who opposes the NPA's revolutionary laws are killed and
replaced with revolutionary ones.
"Pinipili nila (ang) mga ignoranteng tribo, doon sa mga 'di marunong magbasa,
doon sa mga parents na walang alam kundi magtanim ng kamote, maghanap ng
usa at baboy ramo, iyon ang pinupuntahan nila (They choose those ignorant
tribes. Those who don't know who to read, whose parents' only livelihood is to
plant sweet potatoes, to hunt for deer and wild boars. That's their target)," he
said.
Showing parts of the MIPCEL Resolution No. 20, Series of 2018, Unad, who
personally submitted the document to the Commission on Human Rights (CHR)
office in Quezon City, urges the body and other groups to start a probe over
alleged human rights violation against IPs in the region.
The resolution surfaced right after former Bayan Muna Rep. Satur Ocampo and
17 others were arrested over alleged trafficking and kidnapping of 14 minors,
who were students of the Salugpungan Ta'Tanu Igkanogon Community Learning
Center Inc. in Talaingod, Compostela Valley. (PNA)