SUPREME COURT SAYS THAT THE ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN IS NOT A THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY

The Supreme Court has released a decision on the submitted documents and inclusive information by the police authority which contains records of the anti-drug campaign of the administration is not a threat to the national security, adverse to the claim of the Office of the Solicitor General led by Jose Calida. They further ruled stated that the records shows non-rebellion, invasion, terrorism, espionage, infringement of our sovereignty or sovereign rights by foreign powers, or any military, diplomatic or state secret involving national security.

“Contrary to the claim of the solicitor general, the requested information and documents do not obviously involve state secrets affecting national security. The information and documents relate to routine police operations involving violations of laws against the sale or use of illegal drugs. There is no showing that the country’s territorial integrity, national sovereignty, independence, or foreign relations will be compromised or prejudiced by the release of these information and documents to this Court or even to the public,” the Court ruled.