Supreme Court Confirms Pasig RTC Received Online Threats
MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court has confirmed that the Pasig Regional Trial Court received online threats through email, targeting its judges. The confirmation highlights growing concerns about the safety of judicial officers amidst digital harassment.
In response, the Supreme Court is treating these threats with utmost seriousness. “The Court is taking this matter seriously and is closely monitoring the situation. An investigation is underway, in coordination with law enforcement authorities,” said a court spokesperson in a statement.
Investigation and Security Measures Underway
Authorities have launched an immediate investigation to identify those responsible for the online threats. The Supreme Court is working closely with law enforcement to determine the exact nature and origin of these messages.
Meanwhile, security protocols have been enhanced to protect judges, court staff, and the public who interact with the judicial system. These measures aim to ensure safety and maintain the smooth operation of court services.
Maintaining Judicial Independence Amid Threats
The Supreme Court did not disclose which judges or branches received the threats, maintaining confidentiality for security reasons. Nonetheless, the judiciary remains steadfast in upholding its principles.
“The Judiciary remains committed to upholding judicial independence. Judges will continue to carry out their duties with integrity and calm resolve, guided by fairness and the rule of law,” the spokesperson assured. Further updates will be shared as the investigation progresses.
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