Forty-two years ago, Ferdinand Marcos issued Proclamation No. 1081 declaring martial law and proceeded to rule the country without accountability− not even to the Constitution that he had sworn ...

Sept. 21, 2020. This is a day I will never forget. Forty-eight years ago, President Marcos signed Presidential Decree 1081, imposing Martial Law all over the Philippines. I was 18 years old.

On September 23, 1972, forty-eight years ago today, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos issued Proclamation 1081, imposing martial law on the country. Using its dictatorial powers, Marcos ...

This day, Sept. 21, Filipinos mark the 49th year Marcos threw the nation into its darkest period through Proclamation No. 1081 declaring martial law. Prof. Judy Taguiwalo, convener of the Campaign ...

Forty years ago, in September 1972, President Ferdinand Marcos signed Proclamation 1081, which placed the entire country under Martial Law. GMA News Online put together a timeline that traces his rise ...

Marcos, since he signed proclamation number 1081, which placed the whole country under Martial Law, this week. Filipinos usually commemorate the event, warning people to always remember what we ...

Backed by the military, Marcos swiftly dismantled the entire infrastructure of civil government within hours of announcing on national television that he had signed Proclamation No. 1081 placing the ...

In a grainy static-filled broadcast, Marcos gravely announced that he had signed Proclamation 1081, placing the entire country under martial law in order “to save the Republic” from a supposed ...

As for martial law, this is how the book discusses it: “By virtue of Presidential Decree No. 1081, Marcos declared martial law all over the country in 1972. He formed a new Constitution which ...

1972 effectivity of Presidential Proclamation 1081 which placed the entire Philippines under martial law. A news feature on the martial law period over Star FM radio noted, among other anomalies, that ...

Later that evening, President Ferdinand Marcos appeared on television to formally announce that he had declared martial law. (The official document, Proclamation No. 1081, was signed on Sept.

and “1081” (2012), and Jose Tence Ruiz’s “Revolution Evolution Pixelation,” a well-conceptualized conversation between the past of Martial Law and its icons, and the present dis-engagement from it.