"I was pretty clear about the reasons why this was done to me—they wanted me to be silenced, they wanted to break my spirit because I was fighting for the rights of others—but there’s still more of me.”
Leila de Lima is just getting used to being in the public eye. It's been one month since she's come out of an almost seven-year detention in Camp Crame. It's a little disorienting, she says to a private ...
The ex-senator is as close to freedom as she's ever been.
Embattled former Senator Leila De Lima has been allowed to post bail in her final remaining drug case, her lawyer Boni Tacardon said on Monday (November 13).Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 206 granted De Lima's motion for reconsideration on ...
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