Incoming National Security Adviser Clarita Carlos has reiterated her disapproval of saying labeling individuals as communists or "red tagging", calling the practice “unproductive”.
Carlos previously said she wanted to put a stop to “red-tagging”, claiming there was nothing to gain from it. “Bigyan mo ng opportunity na mag-aral, ng opportunity na maging healthy. Health is a security issue. Tapos bigyan mo ng opportunity na mag-flourish sya as an individual. Kasi siya ‘yung magco-contribute sa pag build ng better Philippines,” she added.
“Gumamit ka na lang ng terms na nasa Penal Code kasi defined na defined ‘yan in operational component,” she added. The FOCAP said restricting access to news organizations' websites deprives the public of information and "mutes the voices that would have otherwise found resonance in its reporting."
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