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Philippine police on alert as protests commemorate martial law

MANILA: More than 17,000 police officers have been deployed since Saturday night (Sept 19) for the 54th commemoration of martial law on Monday, as multisectoral groups plan to march on the streets to mark an episode more than half a century ago that continues to influence the country's political life.

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菲律宾警方进入戒严状态,抗议活动纪念戒严令

Student groups and youth organisations assemble at the EDSA Shrine in Quezon City on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026, during the "Walk for Truth and Justice." Mobilised ahead of the 54th anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law and marking one year since the Trillion-Peso March, protesters called for government transparency regarding an ongoing flood-control corruption scandal and rallied against entrenched political dynasties. - PDI/ANN

MANILA: More than 17,000 police officers have been deployed since Saturday night (Sept 19) for the 54th commemoration of martial law on Monday, as multisectoral groups plan to march on the streets to mark an episode more than half a century ago that continues to influence the country’s political life.

The Philippine National Police said on Sunday that personnel would be “on standby,” with police officers wearing body cameras to document incidents during the assemblies.

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