Pinaiimbestigahan ni Sen. Francis Tolentino sa Senado ang posibleng paglabag ng Chinese embassy sa anti-wiretapping law ng Pilipinas.
Kaugnay ito ng hawak umano nilang audio recording tungkol sa pag-uusap ng isang Chinese diplomat at hepe ng Armed Forces of the Philippines Western Comand #AFP #WESCOM sa West Philippine Sea.
Ayon kay Tolentino, nagkasundo na sila ng chairperson ng Senate Committee National Defense and Security, Peace, Unification and Reconciliation na si Sen. Jinggoy Estrada na magkakaroon na ng pagdinig dito sa Martes, May 21.
Kasama sa mga iimbitahan sa pagdinig ang mga opisyal ng Department of National Defense #DND, National Intelligence Coordinating Agency #NICA, Department of Foreign Affairs #DFA, at Chinese embassy. #News5
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00:00.4
Yesterday, we filed a Senate Resolution 1083. I hope you have a copy.
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Calling for the Senate Committee on National Defense to conduct an investigation
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in aid of legislation that alleged war-tapping of the Chinese Embassy in Manila
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against the Armed Forces of the Philippines Western Command.
00:22.5
And I just talked to the Chairman of the Committee, Senator Jingo Estrada,
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and apparently we had an agreement that on Tuesday, he would conduct the hearing.
00:36.5
So, pa-follow up ko na lang kay Senator Jingo, inviting the following.
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One, Department of National Defense.
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Two, National Intelligence Coordinating Administration or Agency.
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Three, Department of Foreign Affairs.
00:58.0
If they will attend, voluntarily, the Chinese Embassy.
01:06.8
We have heard of a pending investigation that will be conducted by the National Bureau of Investigation
01:15.3
concerning the matter, and it is a serious breach of existing international law
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A foreign embassy to violate internal and domestic laws of a host country.
01:39.8
And I'm referring now to Republic Act 4200 or the Anti-War-Tapping Law.
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So, ito yung violation.
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Hindi pa kayo nagtatanong.
01:51.2
Siguro, ang sasabihin ko na lang, ano yung consequences?
01:54.5
We have precedence.
01:58.0
You can, if you can, do a, an additional research.
02:05.4
2020, the Chinese Embassy, HACC, the Australian Parliament.
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2018, the Russian, the Russian, 2018, Russian diplomats were expelled from the U.S. Consulate in Seattle.
02:28.0
After the alleged poisoning of a Russian, Russian, prominent Russian citizen by the name of Sergi,
02:42.2
I forgot the last name, 23 Russian diplomats were expelled from the Russian Embassy in London.
02:53.2
So, kung ano man yung kalalabasan itong indistigasyon,
02:58.0
the content would be extraneous to the investigation.
03:04.5
Ang gusto lamang patunayan dito,
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ay kung nagkaroon ba talaga ng wiretapping.
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What would be the consequences?
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Consequences, one,
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pwedeng i-declare na persona non grata.
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Pag persona non grata,
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I'm not, I'm not preempting what the department,
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the Foreign Affairs would do.
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It can lead to the Department of Foreign Affairs calling for the reduction in size
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of the personnel of the Embassy.
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Pwedeng, kasi yung lahat po yan,
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lahat po yan, especially the non-diplomatic personnel,
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yung administrative, yung, yung clerical, yung staff, yung cook, yung driver,
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iniisuhan niya ng visa ng Pilipinas.
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Pwede i-cancel yung visa, umuwi muna
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Ganun yung ginawa doon sa mga ibang insidente
04:04.2
And it can even lead to a downsizing of the Chinese embassy here in Manila
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Depende ho yan kung ano yung mapapatunayan
04:14.3
So these are all speculations
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Pero yung sinabi ko kanina, 2018, 60 Russian diplomats were expelled in their consulate in Seattle
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I have here the exact number of the Chinese personnel in the following places
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In the embassy in Manila, hindi ko naman babanggitin kung ilan
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Kasi in fairness to them and in compliance with existing diplomatic protocols
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They have a consulate in Cebu, they have a consulate in Davao
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And surprisingly, they have a consulate in Manila
04:56.1
And they have a consulate in Ilocos Norte
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So kung ano yung magiging resulta ng investigation nito
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The Philippines can assert, reassert its right to implement Philippine laws
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Batas natin yung 4200
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While topping yun, that's espionage
