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    Martial law is the imposition of direct military control over civilian functions by a government, especially during a temporary emergency. President Marcos imposed martial law in the Philippines from 1972 to 1981 in response to increasing civil strife and threats of communist takeover. While order was established, many Filipinos experienced torture, killings and violence during this period. Martial law ended in 1981 but the trauma it caused Filipinos remained.

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    Martial law is the imposition of direct military control over civilian functions by a government, especially during a temporary emergency. President Marcos imposed martial law in the Philippines from 1972 to 1981 in response to increasing civil strife and threats of communist takeover. While order was established, many Filipinos experienced torture, killings and violence during this period. Martial law ended in 1981 but the trauma it caused Filipinos remained.

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    MARTIAL LAW

    Martial Law is the When was Martial Law Martial Law’s purpose is
    imposition of direct declared? the imposition of direct
    military control of normal military control of
    civilian functions by a -Proclamation normal civilian functions
    government, especially in No. 1081 was dated 21 by a government,
    response to a temporary September 1972 but especially in response to
    emergency such as Martial Law was actually a temporary emergency
    invasion or major signed on 17 September. such as invasion or
    disaster, or in an major disaster, or in an
    occupied territory occupied territory.

     What is the purpose of Martial Law?

    President Marcos imposed martial law on the


    nation from 1972 to 1981 to suppress increasing civil Effects of Martial Law to the people?
    strife and the threat of a communist takeover
    Some have said that it was made for
    following a series of bombings in Manila. ... In this
    peace. Filipinos experienced torture,
    luncheon, the senator “readily admitted his past ties
    killings and violence during martial law.
    with the several Communist factions in the
    A lot of Filipinos were in pure shock and
    Philippines."
    trauma, so it was a very melancholic
     Why did Marcos declare Martial Law? event so it was never an advantage for
    all, except for the abusive government.
    Rebels and violence were uncontrollable, that
    is why there was a need for the Filipinos to be
    castigated and under control.

     Does Martial Law equates to abuse of power?

    On the positive note, martial law was declared


    that time in order to promote serenity and order,
    to discipline the community and commonwealth,
    but the hostile side of the event is that people tend
    to abuse the power that they obtain and Martial
    Law has made the Philippines and Filipinos what
    they became today. How did Martial Law ends?

     What are the impacts of Martial Law in the Martial Law would officially end
    country? on January 17, 1981 with Proclamation
    No. 2045. Marcos, however, would
    Although order was observed, but In those
    reserve decree-making powers for
    years of martial law, bad things far outweigh the
    good things. It can even be summarized as a himself. Today, the 1987 Constitution
    failure of democracy is a total failure for country. safeguards our institutions from a repeat
    It brought major damage and left a major trauma of Marcos' Martial Law regime.
    from the past.

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