Militant groups march from Luneta to Mendiola amid Nov. 30 anti-corruption protest

Militant groups staged a march from Luneta to Mendiola in Manila as part of the November 30 anti-corruption protest. Hundreds of participants carried banners and placards calling for government accountability, transparency, and an end to graft and misuse of public funds.

The protest, which proceeded peacefully, saw demonstrators walking along key streets toward Mendiola, where security forces had set up checkpoints and monitored the crowd to ensure safety. Authorities coordinated traffic management along the route, advising motorists of possible delays and alternate routes.

Speakers at the rally emphasized the need for systemic reforms, urging citizens to demand ethical governance and uphold the rule of law. Organizers also reminded participants to observe peace and order, respecting public property and avoiding confrontations.

The Philippine National Police deployed personnel along the march route, balancing the public’s right to protest with safety measures. Checkpoints and barricades were positioned to prevent disruptions and maintain orderly movement.

The march reflects ongoing civic engagement in the country, with citizens and advocacy groups using peaceful demonstrations to voice concerns about corruption and governance. Authorities and organizers reiterated the importance of cooperation to ensure the protest remains safe and orderly.