Asked why she joined the protest, Onday explained that it attracted her interest as she was studying human rights in her sociology class. I saw what she did and copied it that day because I knew I will be encountering a lot of people last Wednesday,” Onday told the Inquirer. Not everyone, however, approve of her actions with some calling Onday an attention-seeker and her protest, a “stunt.”“I don’t want to take them seriously. Her sign was patterned after the dozens found beside the bodies of suspected criminals or drug addicts dumped in the streets. “We will not stop until the number of those killed go down,” she told the Inquirer.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer July 17, 2016 16:52 UTC