Former ICC Judge and Dean Raul Pangalangan Attends the General Assembly
Dean Raul Pangalangan Speaks on the Truth Commission on Extrajudicial Killings during the Duterte administration
September 19, 2026
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LEGAL INSIGHTS

By Atty. Katherine Panguban

In our General Assembly at Adamson University College of Law tonight, we had Former ICC Judge and Dean Raul Pangalangan serving as our guest speaker, who spoke about the Truth Commission on the EJKs during the Duterte Administration and how the “Nanays” of the victims speak of their experiences in their quest for accountability. And yes, the Vincentian lawyers and law students join them in this continuing saga for justice, accountability and healing.


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