The Terror Behind the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020

CATEGORY
Updates on Substantive and Procedural Laws and Jurisprudence
CREDIT UNIT
2
DURATION
120:00
LAUNCH DATE
January 2021
ABOUT THE COURSE
Republic Act No. 11479, or the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020 was enacted earlier this year. However, a closer look at its provisions show that the entire law raises serious concerns of abuse by the Executive as it provides a potent vehicle against activism and dissenting voices.
The said law puts our basic rights under constant threat. This will be explained further as this course aims to explain the following:
- The jurisdiction of the Supreme Court to hear and decide on the constitutionality of the law
- What makes some of the provisions of the law unconstitutional:
– Vague and Broad Definitions of Acts Constituting Terrorism
– Violation of the Right to Freedom of Expression, Press, Speech, and Right to Peaceably Assemble
– Violation of the Right Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
– Violation of the Right to Privacy of Communication and Correspondence
– Violation Against the Principle of Separation of Powers
COURSE PREVIEW
Module 1: Commencement in the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission
Module 2: Next Step after Commencement of Arbitration
Module 3: Next Step after the Appointment of Arbitrators
Module 4: Next Step after the Terms of Reference
Module 5: Timetable for the Rendition of the Arbitral Award
Module 6: Incidents after the Rendition of Arbitral Award
LECTURER

ATTY. HOWARD M. CALLEJA
Senior Managing Partner, Calleja Peralta Jimenez San Luis Uy & Ulibas
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