Rights group questions transfer of slain UP Cebu alumnus’ body in Negros

TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL, Philippines — Human rights group Karapatan Central Visayas has expressed concern over the reported transfer of the remains of slain UP Cebu alumnus Vince Francis “Ding” Dingding, saying the circumstances surrounding the handling of his body remain unclear. Dingding was among five alleged members of the New People’s Army killed during an encounter with government troops on May 16 in Cauayan, Negros Occidental. In a statement, Karapatan Central Visayas said friends and paralegals who went to Cauayan learned that Dingding’s remains at R & S Funeral Homes were being prepared for transport upon the instruction of military […]... Keep on reading: Rights group questions transfer of slain UP Cebu alumnus’ body in Negros

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