Purposive Communication - Extra Judicial Killings
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This document discusses extra judicial killings in the Philippines. Extra judicial killings are committed by state and non-state forces to silence opposition through violence and intimidation. The document provides background information on extra judicial killings in the Philippines and their controversial nature. It aims to raise awareness among students and the public about the issue and remind people of the horrors of extra judicial killings. The document suggests removing high-ranking officials who order the killings as a solution.
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Purposive Communication - Extra Judicial Killings
- 1. Extra Judicial Killing Agustin, Sean Bagano, Vince Villena, Simon
- 2. Editorial by: Rene Aranda January 12, 2018 No to EJK? Sources https://www.philstar.com/opinion/2018/01/12/1776899/editorial-no-ejk/amp/
- 3. Opposing Extra Judicial Killings Editorial by: Angelo Lopez June 5, 2019 https://www.cartoonmovement.com/cartoon/58172
- 4. Extra Judicial Killing •Extra Judicial Killings is commited by”State and non-state forces” •To Silence opposition through violence and intimidation to the civil members of the society.
- 5. Background ra Judicial Killings in the Philippi •Controversial Issues. ber of people involved in crossfir
- 6. awareness to the students and the p Relevance of the Study •It re-informs people about the topic that the issue is still alive.
- 7. overnmental authorities or individuals Extra Judicial Killing
- 8. Objectives •To give information about EJK audience remember the horrors
- 9. SOLUTION •Remove the high ranking officials who order the killings.