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Etta Rosales denies supporting Maute group
Etta Rosales denies supporting Maute group
Raphael Bosano,
ABS-CBN News
Published May 29, 2017 04:27 PM PHT
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Updated May 29, 2017 04:36 PM PHT

Former Commission on Human Rights chairperson Loreta "Etta" Rosales on Monday denied statements being attributed to her, which allegedly expressed her support to the Maute group.
Former Commission on Human Rights chairperson Loreta "Etta" Rosales on Monday denied statements being attributed to her, which allegedly expressed her support to the Maute group.
Rosales cited reports which had her purportedly saying that the Maute group should be treated with compassion and that she was against the military's bomb attacks on rebel positions.
Rosales cited reports which had her purportedly saying that the Maute group should be treated with compassion and that she was against the military's bomb attacks on rebel positions.
"I would like to correct that on two grounds: first, I am no longer chair of the CHR; secondly, I condemn the attack of the Maute group as a terror group in Marawi City--it went to the hospital and went to the schools," she told reporters.
"I would like to correct that on two grounds: first, I am no longer chair of the CHR; secondly, I condemn the attack of the Maute group as a terror group in Marawi City--it went to the hospital and went to the schools," she told reporters.
Rosales also warned the public against fake news, which could create confusion.
Rosales also warned the public against fake news, which could create confusion.
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