Red Tagging Quiz

What is red-tagging?

• Labeling individuals or groups as "communist fronts," "communist-terrorists," or "communist sympathizers" without providing evidence.

• Labeling individuals or groups as "terrorists" without providing evidence.

• Labeling individuals or groups as "criminals" without providing evidence.

Which choice is NOT counted as red tagging?

• affiliated with communists

• terrorists

• journalists

• subversive person

Answer explanation

Journalists themselves are not counted as red tagging but are the ones that have the tendencies to spread rumors which starts red tagging

What's the effect of getting red tagged?

• Getting harassed constantly

• Violates human right of liberty and security

• Can cost them their deaths

• All of the above

Is Red tagging an invasion of privacy?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

It is so but it also depends on certain circumstances. Our Constitution guarantees freedom of political beliefs, that no man shall be detained, more so murdered solely by reason of his political beliefs and aspirations. Thus, a person being a communist or an organization being a communist front is not per se illegal, as long as the person or the organization so identified espouses their political beliefs through peaceful and lawful means.

Why do journalists get killed because of red tagging?

• Because of their freedom of speech

• because they are a communist

• Because they insults the government

When did red tagging first started in the Philippines?

• 1960

• 1981

• 1969

• 1972

Answer explanation

Red-tagging, also known as red-baiting, has been used for decades in the Philippines in the government’s campaign against the communist New People’s Army (NPA), which began in 1969.

Who is typically targeted by red tagging?

• Journalists and Activists

• Police

• Government officials

Answer explanation

Journalists and Activists are targeted because of allowing to express their freedom of speech and allowing themselves to hold and/or express opinions

What role does social media play in red tagging?

• Social media platforms are often used to spread false information and accusations

• Social media can be used to counteract red tagging by promoting accurate information

• Social media has no impact on red tagging

Is red tagging a violation of human rights?

• Yes, it violates the right to freedom of speech

• No, it is a legitimate government

• Yes, it violates right to property

What can be done to prevent red tagging and protect the rights of those who have been targeted?

• Increase public awareness and education about the issue

• Hold accountable those responsible for red tagging

• All of the Above