NUPL Chapters across the country welcome the 2026 Bar examinees
LOOK: People’s lawyers and law students from NUPL Chapters across the country welcome the 2026 Bar examinees during this year’s Bar Salubong, united in the call to FIGHT CORRUPTION and DEFEND DEMOCRACY!
September 14, 2026
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The National Union of Peoples’ Lawyers is a nationwide voluntary association of human rights lawyers in the Philippines, committed to the defense, protection, and promotion of human rights, especially of the poor and the oppressed.

LOOK: People’s lawyers and law students from NUPL Chapters across the country welcome the 2026 Bar examinees during this year’s Bar Salubong, united in the call to FIGHT CORRUPTION and DEFEND DEMOCRACY!

To all the Bar takers who carried not just their reviewers, but also the hopes of their families, communities, and the people they aspire to serve—warm congratulations!

For now, the marathon is over. Take a deep breath. Rest. Celebrate how far you have come. Whatever comes next, may you rise to the challenge and stand firmly with the people.⚖️✊

#FightCorruption 

#DefendDemocracy 

#LawyersAllRise 

#AbogadongMakabayan #AbogadongLumalaban #BeTheBestLawyersMoneyCannotBuy

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