Incoming National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA) Director-General Ricardo de Leon said Thursday that state forces do not resort to red-tagging personalities and groups critical of the government.
Interviewed on ANC, De Leon denied claims that the government is linking personalities and groups to the Communist Party of the Philippines , saying its founding chairman, Jose Maria Sison, who did it.
According to De Leon, they have videos showing Sison naming groups affiliated with the communist rebel group.websites allegedly linked to CPP upon National Security Adviser Hermogenes Esperon Jr.'s request.
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