INTERIOR Secretary Eduardo Año on Wednesday warned politicians they can be charged with violating the anti-terrorism law should they be linked to private armed groups.
Año, former chief of staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), said authorities are monitoring over a hundred "potential" private armed groups (PAGS) in Western Mindanao alone.
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