WIRE — MANILA, Philippines — Human rights and international law experts said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. lacked a concrete human rights agenda in his fifth State of the Nation Address (Sona), which they said could have touched on the continuing attacks on civil society, red-tagging, and rejoining the International Criminal Court (ICC). Lawyer Romel Bagares, also a
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