1. Dr. Annalisa Enrile, a U.S. citizen and assistant clinical professor at the University of Southern California’s School of Social Work and national chair of Gabriela Network (GABNet) USA, when she was barred from boarding her return flight to Los Angeles on Aug. 5 because her name was on the Bureau of Immigration’s “watch list” and “hold-departure order” list.
2. Ninotchka Rosca (a critically acclaimed novelist and known Filipino activist since the Marcos dictatorship) and
3. Judith Mirkinson (a long-time women and human rights activist and researcher on international laws) who also attended the conference, were also in the list.
4. American lawyer Brian Campbell who was refused entry into the Philippines to attend the ASEAN counter-summits activities upon arriving at the Ninoy Aquino international airport. Campbell was among the foreign participants to a human rights fact-finding mission to look into the extrajudicial killings.
5. Former U.S. Attorney-General Ramsey Clark, writer and academic Michael Chossudovsky of Canada, 2005 Right Livelihood (parallel Nobel Prize)
6. Awardees Irene Fernandez of Malaysia (also a juror in the recent Permanent People’s Tribunal [PPT] Second Session on the Philippines),
7. Norwegian diplomat Oystein Tveter (also a juror in the recent PPT session on the Philippines which found the Bush and Arroyo governments guilty of crimes against the Filipino people), acclaimed
8. novelist Ninotchka Rosca and;
9. Rev. Barry Naylor of the Anglican Church in the UK. Rev. and was the spokesperson of the International Solidarity Mission of August 2005 that looked into the spate of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances.
Anti-Terrorism Council:
2. Ninotchka Rosca (a critically acclaimed novelist and known Filipino activist since the Marcos dictatorship) and
3. Judith Mirkinson (a long-time women and human rights activist and researcher on international laws) who also attended the conference, were also in the list.
4. American lawyer Brian Campbell who was refused entry into the Philippines to attend the ASEAN counter-summits activities upon arriving at the Ninoy Aquino international airport. Campbell was among the foreign participants to a human rights fact-finding mission to look into the extrajudicial killings.
5. Former U.S. Attorney-General Ramsey Clark, writer and academic Michael Chossudovsky of Canada, 2005 Right Livelihood (parallel Nobel Prize)
6. Awardees Irene Fernandez of Malaysia (also a juror in the recent Permanent People’s Tribunal [PPT] Second Session on the Philippines),
7. Norwegian diplomat Oystein Tveter (also a juror in the recent PPT session on the Philippines which found the Bush and Arroyo governments guilty of crimes against the Filipino people), acclaimed
8. novelist Ninotchka Rosca and;
9. Rev. Barry Naylor of the Anglican Church in the UK. Rev. and was the spokesperson of the International Solidarity Mission of August 2005 that looked into the spate of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances.
Anti-Terrorism Council:
Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez,
National Security Adviser Norberto Gonzales,
Cesar Garcia of the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA).
Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr.
National Security Adviser Norberto Gonzales,
Cesar Garcia of the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA).
Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr.
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