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Here’s a checklist of mobilizations taking place in several elements of the nation on September 21
MANILA, Philippines – Hundreds of Filipinos are anticipated to march towards corruption and name for good governance on Sunday, September 21, as public outrage over the flood management controversy continues.
The mobilizations coincide with the 53rd anniversary of the declaration of Martial Legislation.
In Manila, demonstrators will collect at Luneta Park starting at 9 am to denounce corruption and impunity. A number of teams are organizing rallies all through the morning, with organizers anticipating a big turnout.
By afternoon, spiritual leaders and civil society organizations will lead the “Trillion Peso March” on the EDSA Individuals Energy Monument in Quezon Metropolis. The occasion, organized by Catholic and Protestant coalitions, will amplify requires transparency, justice, and accountability.
Related protests are deliberate in different cities and provinces throughout the nation because the marketing campaign towards corruption good points nationwide momentum. Organizers say the coordinated actions may mark one of many largest mobilizations lately.
Here’s a checklist of mobilizations taking place in several elements of the nation on Sunday:
One UPM, all roads result in Luneta
College students from the College of the Philippines Manila and different colleges alongside Taft Avenue in Manila will assemble at 7 am on the Oblation Plaza of the Philippine Normal Hospital earlier than marching to Luneta.
#KontrakTOUR: Bike and mass protest towards corruption
As early as 6 am, cyclists will collect on the Quezon Metropolis Corridor for a bike trip towards corruption.
The bike trip might be led by mobility and sustainability teams Advocates for Energetic Mobility, CycleSavers, YACAP, PARA-Commuters’ Community, Liwanag Kyusi, Lakas ng Kabataang Kyusi, Transfer As One Coalition, Pedal for Rivers, and Make It Safer Motion-MISMO.
All bike teams will merge on the Roundtable in Padre Burgos Road nook Maria Orosa Road earlier than continuing to Luneta.
Kabataan Partylist Bicol protests
Kabataan Partylist Bicol is holding three protest actions towards corruption within the Bicol Area, primarily in Camarines Sur, Albay, and Catanduanes, on Sunday.
Protestors are invited to collect at Plaza Rizal in Naga Metropolis; Kalayaan Park in Legazpi Metropolis, Albay; and Imelda Boulevard, in Virac, Catanduanes.
Sectoral representatives from and supporters of native farmers, fisherfolk, college students, and the agricultural poor name for solidarity within the area to talk out towards corruption. For the total schedule and venue, seek advice from the put up under.
Iloilo Metropolis mobilization towards corruption
The Western Visayas Youth and College students Alliance calls on Iloilo Metropolis youth to affix their multisectoral mobilization towards corruption on Sunday at 2 pm. Contributors might be marching from Jaro Cathedral to the Iloilo Provincial Capitol, and are inspired to put on white.
For individuals from the College of the Philippines Visayas’ Iloilo Metropolis campus, the assembly level might be on the UPV Infante Gate at 2 pm, whereas these from the Miagao campus might be assembly on the UPV School Union Constructing at 12 pm.
March from Fuente Osmeña to Colon, Cebu
Cebuanos are invited to affix a march to Colon, Cebu Metropolis, to denounce corruption. Contributors will assemble on Sunday at 8:30 am at Fuente Osmeña earlier than continuing to Colon.
Samar’s rise towards nationwide theft
In Catbalogan Metropolis, Samar, youth group Waray Na might be holding a 3 pm Mass on the St. Bartholomew Parish earlier than main a solidarity stroll for youth towards corruption.
Rallies in Cagayan de Oro Metropolis
A minimum of three teams might be main separate rallies in Cagayan de Oro Metropolis on Sunday. Extra particulars could be discovered right here:
– Marty Apuhin, Tiffany Geluz, Jordan Joaquin, Christian Patulot/Rappler.com
