Customs employees urge Faeldon to respect due process
MANILA, Philippines – Employees of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) have cried foul as they found themselves on the receiving end of Commissioner Nicanor Faeldon’s statements on corruption in the bureau.
Faeldon, on Friday, July 22, vowed to do anything to change the agency known for its corrupt practices even if it means “killing” those who hinder reforms. (READ: Faeldon to BOC officials, employees: Support reforms or die)
Faeldon, on Friday, July 22, vowed to do anything to change the agency known for its corrupt practices even if it means “killing” those who hinder reforms. (READ: Faeldon to BOC officials, employees: Support reforms or die)
In a statement, the BOC Employees Association (BOCEA) called the remarks of the newly-installed commissioner as “inimical and violative of their constitutional right to dignity and due process.”
The 3,500-member employees group said that they are for the reform agenda but emphasized that it should be with “due respect to dignity of a person and right to substantive and procedural due process of law.”
The 3,500-member employees group said that they are for the reform agenda but emphasized that it should be with “due respect to dignity of a person and right to substantive and procedural due process of law.”
Meanwhile, a Customs official who requested anonymity said that Faeldon’s recent remarks against personnel who have long been regarded as “the whipping boy” constitutes grave threat and was entirely uncalled for.
Instead of threatening to kill corrupt personnel, BOCEA urged the former Marine officer to convene the Union Management Consultative Committee that will ensure the implementation of BOC reforms.
Instead of threatening to kill corrupt personnel, BOCEA urged the former Marine officer to convene the Union Management Consultative Committee that will ensure the implementation of BOC reforms.
Doing so will respect due process as it “hears before it condemn, which proceeds upon an inquiry and render judgment only after the rudimentary proceedings toward a fair reasonable and just conclusion.” – Rappler.com
Source: Rappler.com
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ReplyDeleteBOC-BOCEA, nong pinagsamatalahan nyo ang mga balik manggawang Filipino, OFW, international flight stewards, balikbayan at pinagbubuksan at ninakaw nyo ang kanilang mga kagamitan, padala, ari-arian, mga pasalubong, gift items para sa mga pamilya nila at mga kaibigan, may ibinigay ba kayong due respect to dignity of a person & right to substantive & procedural due process of law? Nong hinalungkat nyo lahat ng mga packages ng mga OFW's, balik-bayan boxes may nag-taas ba sa inyo ng inimical & violative of constitutional rights to dignity & due process? Dugo at pawis ang ipinuhunan ng mga Filipinos na nagpapakahirap na magtrabaho sa ibang bansa para sa kanilang mga mahal sa buhay pero ano ang ginawa nyo? Pinagsamantalahan nyo at ninanakaw nyo! Ngayon na kayo na ang tinutuligsa dahil sa mga kawalanghiyaan nyo, umaaray kayo at humihingi ng due process of law! Punyeta kayong mga taga BOC.. Sinisingil na kayo ngayon at nagkataon na si Faeldon ang magiging tagahusga sa inyong mga kahayupan! Good luck sa inyo..
ReplyDeleteDue process daw, takot na kasi kayo maukulong at mawalan ng trabaho. wala rin kayong sideline. halatang guilty kayo.
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