​​​​​​​Counsels for those arrested during the recent police raid at the HDJ Agri-Venture Corp. sugar mill compound allegedly owned by the brother of Negros Oriental 3rd District Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. announce their plan to file a complaint with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR). In a press conference at the Pandesal Forum in Quezon City, they claim that police forced their clients to admit that the Teves kin had ordered them to bury the confiscated firearms. Present were (L-R) lawyers Edward Santiago, Ferdinand Topacio, lead counsel for Rep. Teves, and Toby Diokno. PHOTOS BY BENEDICT ABAYGAR, JR.
​​​​​​​Counsels for those arrested during the recent police raid at the HDJ Agri-Venture Corp. sugar mill compound allegedly owned by the brother of Negros Oriental 3rd District Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. announce their plan to file a complaint with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR). In a press conference at the Pandesal Forum in Quezon City, they claim that police forced their clients to admit that the Teves kin had ordered them to bury the confiscated firearms. Present were (L-R) lawyers Edward Santiago, Ferdinand Topacio, lead counsel for Rep. Teves, and Toby Diokno. PHOTOS BY BENEDICT ABAYGAR, JR.
​​​​​​​Counsels for those arrested during the recent police raid at the HDJ Agri-Venture Corp. sugar mill compound allegedly owned by the brother of Negros Oriental 3rd District Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. announce their plan to file a complaint with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR). In a press conference at the Pandesal Forum in Quezon City, they claim that police forced their clients to admit that the Teves kin had ordered them to bury the confiscated firearms. Present were (L-R) lawyers Edward Santiago, Ferdinand Topacio, lead counsel for Rep. Teves, and Toby Diokno.   PHOTOS BY BENEDICT ABAYGAR, JR.
​​​​​​​Counsels for those arrested during the recent police raid at the HDJ Agri-Venture Corp. sugar mill compound allegedly owned by the brother of Negros Oriental 3rd District Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. announce their plan to file a complaint with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR). In a press conference at the Pandesal Forum in Quezon City, they claim that police forced their clients to admit that the Teves kin had ordered them to bury the confiscated firearms. Present were (L-R) lawyers Edward Santiago, Ferdinand Topacio, lead counsel for Rep. Teves, and Toby Diokno.   PHOTOS BY BENEDICT ABAYGAR, JR.
​​​​​​​Counsels for those arrested during the recent police raid at the HDJ Agri-Venture Corp. sugar mill compound allegedly owned by the brother of Negros Oriental 3rd District Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. announce their plan to file a complaint with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR). In a press conference at the Pandesal Forum in Quezon City, they claim that police forced their clients to admit that the Teves kin had ordered them to bury the confiscated firearms. Present were (L-R) lawyers Edward Santiago, Ferdinand Topacio, lead counsel for Rep. Teves, and Toby Diokno.   PHOTOS BY BENEDICT ABAYGAR, JR.
​​​​​​​Counsels for those arrested during the recent police raid at the HDJ Agri-Venture Corp. sugar mill compound allegedly owned by the brother of Negros Oriental 3rd District Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. announce their plan to file a complaint with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR). In a press conference at the Pandesal Forum in Quezon City, they claim that police forced their clients to admit that the Teves kin had ordered them to bury the confiscated firearms. Present were (L-R) lawyers Edward Santiago, Ferdinand Topacio, lead counsel for Rep. Teves, and Toby Diokno.   PHOTOS BY BENEDICT ABAYGAR, JR.

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