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Counterterrorism measures threaten civic work, lawyers warn
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Counterterrorism measures threaten civic work, lawyers warn
DAVAO CITY, Philippines—A United Methodist pastor says he will continue his church work despite facing terrorism-financing charges over allegations that he helped people seek refuge from conflict zones. Pastor Julius Neri Camannong and fellow United Methodist Pastor Joel Ordaneza, plus driver Romeo Russel, faced a terrorism-financing complaint after the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) […]
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