Mother Renews Call to Amend Juvenile Justice Law After Tacloban Shooting
Following a school shooting in Tacloban City allegedly perpetrated by minors, a mother who lost her children to a crime involving young offenders has renewed her call for amendments to the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act. The current law exempts younger minors from criminal liability, fueling demands for stricter measures.
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