Saying that the vulnerability of women to rape and other forms of violence should be investigated and properly acted upon, Rep. Liza Maza of Gabriela Women’s Party today hit the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Arroyo administration for dawdling in resolving the Maguindanao killings. read more »
In commemoration of the International Day for Women Human Rights Defenders, Rep. Liza Maza today led women from Karapatan and Gabriela in an all-women protest action in Mendiola, as they called for justice for the 22 women victims in the Maguindanao massacre. read more »
DAVAO CITY, Philippines—Women from various walks of life expressed their outrage over the gruesome death that befell their fellow women in what is now called by authorities as the Maguindanao Massacre. read more »
On the occasion of November 25 United Nations International Day on the Elimination of Violence Against Women , Rep. Liza Maza of Gabriela Women’s Party today expressed outrage and strongest condemnation on the massacre in Maguindanao that killed at least 21 women. read more »
“The Maguindanao massacre, with at least thirteen (13) women murdered and one (1) reportedly raped, clearly shows that women are the most vulnerable in the mad scramble for power during elections”. read more »
“If ever Jalosjos wins a seat in Congress in 2010, he would be an addition to the Arroyo bloc. Apparently, all these schemes are in preparation for Arroyo’s bid as Congresswoman of the 2nd District of Pampanga.” read more »
“Women will not lie down and enjoy the raping of our motherland thru the conass,” said Assistant Minority Leader and Gabriela Women’s Party Rep.Liza Maza today as she joins the nationwide protest against Con-Ass. read more »
Ayon naman kay Gabriela partylist Liza Maza, dahil sa pag-railroad ng ConAss resolution, muling madadagdagan ang galit ng taumbayan sa administrasyong Arroyo.
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In an interview with GMA News, Gabriela party-list Rep. Liza Maza
cited a case of a teenager who was gang-raped. The rapists videotaped
the crime and then later sold the video. Both the recording of the rape
and the selling of the video deserve punishment, but there is no law
that prescribes penalty for such acts. That’s not funny. read more »
