Philippine Press Officer Denounces Alleged Harassment in Vancouver
Philippine Palace Press Officer Usec. Claire Castro denounced an alleged harassment incident in Vancouver, Canada, where she and a colleague were approached by a group of Filipinos shouting calls for President Marcos Jr.'s resignation and using derogatory terms.
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