NMC Criticizes Politicians for Silence on Harassment of Filipino Fishermen in WPS
The National Maritime Council (NMC) has voiced frustration over local politicians who remain silent amidst repeated harassment by China against Filipino fishermen in the West Philippine Sea (WPS). The NMC questions the stance of politicians who do not condemn China's actions and urges national unity.
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