Tagum court metes out 6 years imprisonment on Castro, Ocampo, 11 others for child abuse

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A TRIAL Court in Tagum City, Davao del Norte, has sentenced a senior congressman, a former legislator and newspaper columnist, and several teachers to a maximum of six years of imprisonment for child abuse.

Año added that the court’s decision “dispels any notion that the actions [of those convicted] were a rescue mission.“Today’s verdict upholds truth and accountability, holding accountable those who exploit and harm our children and communities,” he added.

Castro is the nominee to the House of Representatives of the party-list group ACT Teachers while Ocampo used to be the nominee to the House of the party-list group Bayan Muna and now writes a weekly column for a Manila-based newspaper. With Jovee Marie N.