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Honoring Martial Law victims and keeping their memory alive
News, remembrance updates, and how to reach the Commission.
The Human Rights Violations Victims' Memorial Commission joins the celebration of the Museums and Galleries Month. Resilient museums and galleries: Educating for preparedness and recovery.
Latest news and announcements from the Commission.
The Human Rights Violations Victims' Memorial Commission memorializes victims of human rights violations during Martial Law. It preserves their memory through remembrance, education, and public information for survivors, families, and the public.
Documents this office publishes under the Transparency Seal, and the national portals where you can check procurement, budgets and records.
The agent found no transparency pages on the original site. Under the Transparency Seal every agency should publish its mandate, officials, budget, procurement plan and reports.
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Pagpaparangal sa mga biktima ng Martial Law at pagpapanatiling buhay ng kanilang alaala
Mga balita, update sa pag-alala, at kung paano kayo makikipag-ugnayan sa Komisyon.
Ang Human Rights Violations Victims' Memorial Commission ay nakikiisa sa pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng mga Museo at Galerya. Matatag na mga museo at galerya: Edukasyon para sa kahandaan at pagbangon.
Pinakabagong balita at anunsyo mula sa Komisyon.
Ang Human Rights Violations Victims' Memorial Commission ay nagpaparangal sa mga biktima ng paglabag sa karapatang pantao noong panahon ng Martial Law. Pinapanatili nito ang kanilang alaala sa pamamagitan ng pag-alala, edukasyon, at pampublikong impormasyon para sa mga nakaligtas, mga pamilya, at publiko.
Mga dokumentong inilalathala ng tanggapang ito sa ilalim ng Transparency Seal, at ang mga pambansang portal kung saan masusuri ang procurement, budget at mga rekord.
The agent found no transparency pages on the original site. Under the Transparency Seal every agency should publish its mandate, officials, budget, procurement plan and reports.
