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A Simple Solution to a Perennial Problem: Why Jail Monitoring Must be Mandatory in the Philippines
Too often, PDLs plead guilty just to get out. They are not admitting guilt—they’re escaping a system that traps them in limbo. And when the innocent are punished, the credibility of the justice system collapses. This is a solvable problem. But first, we must act.
Raymund Narag
May 5


A Step-by-Step Guide to PDL Releases in the Philippines
This guide is based on Republic Act No. 10592 (GCTA Law), the Revised Penal Code, and relevant Bureau of Corrections and Board of Pardons and Parole policies. It is designed to help you take the right steps toward lawful and successful reintegration into society.
Raymund Narag
Apr 28


True Freedom Begins with Humility and Acceptance
Ramon’s story is one of hope, resilience, and faith. It shows that no matter how far one falls, there is always a way to rise again.
Madelyn N. Solito
Dec 23, 2024


Ang Pagpapakumbaba at Pagtanggap ang Tunay na Kahulugan ng Kalayaan
Ang tunay na kalayaan ay nagsisimula sa pagpapakumbaba, pagtanggap, at lakas ng loob na magbago.
Madelyn N. Solito
Dec 23, 2024


Compensation for Unjust Detention
The lack of compensation for pretrial detainees who are eventually acquitted underscores the need for legislative reform
Raymund Narag
Jul 16, 2024


SC: Persons Convicted of Heinous Crimes Still Entitled to Good Conduct Time Allowance
The Supreme Court restored the right of all PDL to avail of the Good Conduct Time Allowance (GCTA)
PRESO Inc.
Apr 3, 2024


Computation of Prison Sentence
By implementing these recommendations, the criminal justice system can ensure fair and transparent computation of prison sentences.
Raymund Narag
Feb 17, 2024