Students and activists at the University of the Philippines march in protest against the defense ministry's cancellation of a decades-long pact preventing police and soldiers from entering the campus. Photo: Reuters
Students and activists at the University of the Philippines march in protest against the defense ministry's cancellation of a decades-long pact preventing police and soldiers from entering the campus. Photo: Reuters

‘Look at the West Philippine Sea’: Protests flare as Duterte targets ‘state enemies’ at University of the Philippines

  • The university has been painted as a hive of communist agents, and the government said it was ending a pact keeping military and police off campus
  • Senator Risa Hontiveros took a dig at China by saying the government’s focus should be on communist intrusions in the disputed South China Sea

Students and activists at the University of the Philippines march in protest against the defense ministry's cancellation of a decades-long pact preventing police and soldiers from entering the campus. Photo: Reuters
Students and activists at the University of the Philippines march in protest against the defense ministry's cancellation of a decades-long pact preventing police and soldiers from entering the campus. Photo: Reuters
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