'Di pagsuko ng teritoryo sa dayuhan, giit ni PBBM nang humarap sa AUS Parliament

10 months ago

Sa kanyang pagharap sa Australian Parliament muling iginiit ni Pres. Bongbong Marcos na hindi isusuko ang teritoryo ng bansa sa sinumang dayuhan. Sa gitna ng talumpati, may mga Australian senator namang nag-protesta.

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00:00 In his appearance in the Australian Parliament,

00:02 President Bongbong Marcos again insisted that the territory of the country will not be given to anyone.

00:08 And in the middle of the debate, there were Australian senators who protested.

00:13 All of them were able to point to Ian Cruz.

00:16 Ian?

00:18 Yes, it's 9.42pm here in Australia and earlier this morning, around 10am here,

00:26 President Bongbong Marcos addressed the joint session of the Parliament.

00:31 This is a demonstration of the stronger relationship between the Philippines and Australia,

00:35 as well as the Sigalot, the West Philippine Sea and climate change.

00:39 We remain firm in defending our sovereignty.

00:43 President Bongbong Marcos' message is strong in front of the Australian Parliament today.

00:47 I shall never tire of repeating the declaration that I made from the first day that I took office.

00:54 I will not allow any attempt by any foreign power to take even one square inch of our sovereign territory.

01:04 The challenges that we face may be formidable, but equally formidable is our resolve.

01:12 We will not yield.

01:14 This is the first time that a President of the Philippines spoke in front of the Australian Parliament.

01:20 Here, the President thanked Australia for its support in the middle of the ongoing and fierce movement of China in the South China Sea.

01:29 Aside from America, Australia and the Philippines also have a Visiting Force Agreement.

01:34 The President gave the importance of cooperation.

01:38 We are fighting to build the rules-based international order,

01:43 which is why we should also protect it now, according to the President.

01:49 China has repeatedly blocked Philippine resupply missions to the soldiers who are destined to the BRP Sierra Madre in Ayungin Shoal.

01:59 They also block the Filipino fishermen in the part of the sea that is inside the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone.

02:07 We have an abiding interest in keeping our seas free and open, and in ensuring unimpeded passage and freedom of navigation.

02:16 We must uphold, preserve and defend the unified and universal character of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea as the Constitution of the Oceans.

02:28 Another thing that the President mentioned is the changing climate, which is a major problem for the whole world.

02:35 The Philippines can do its part to reduce carbon emissions, but the rich countries should do more.

02:44 This glaring disproportion between our share of responsibility and our vulnerability reflects an injustice that must be corrected.

02:53 Developed countries must do more, and they must do it now.

02:58 At the President's speech, Australian Senator Janet Rice issued a placard saying "Stop the Human Rights Abuses".

03:08 Rice said it was a shame that Australia invited Marcos to speak in front of their Parliament amid the increasing number of human rights abuses in the country.

03:19 I did it on behalf of every Filipino person whose human rights have been abused by the government of President Marcos and the government of President Duterte before him.

03:32 GEMA Integrated News is trying to get Marcos' and former President Duterte's attention on this.

03:39 Outside the Parliament, some members of the Filipino community also protested, including another Senator.

03:48 After the President's speech, the President and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also made a joint statement

03:55 where they announced the new Memorandum of Understanding for the priorities of our Strategic Partnership, including the Enhanced Maritime Cooperation.

04:06 The President also allied with the Australian War Memorial to protect the lives of soldiers who were killed in the Second World War.

04:21 The President also helped the Parliamentary leaders and other officials.

04:26 The President went home last night but he will return here in Australia to attend the ASEAN-Australia Summit.

04:35 And from Melbourne, Australia, for GMA Integrated News, Ian Cruz, 24 Hours.

04:43 Thank you very much, Ian Cruz.

04:47 Meanwhile, China said that maritime security cooperation should not be harmful to other countries.

04:53 That was the answer of the Chinese Foreign Ministry when it asked about the joint sea and air patrols of Australia and the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.

05:00 The Chinese Foreign Ministry also said that it should not affect regional peace.

05:05 [Music]

'Di pagsuko ng teritoryo sa dayuhan, giit ni PBBM nang humarap sa AUS Parliament | 24 Oras

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