Manila, Nov. 17 -- Policemen securing the three-day Iglesia ni Cristo-led anti-corruption protests will be using body-worn cameras to ensure full transparency and accountability in the conduct of crowd management, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said Monday.

In a statement, acting PNP chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez said the measure aims to assure both protesters and the broader public that police actions will be recorded from start to finish.

"The use of body-worn cameras ensures that every interaction is documented," he said. "This strengthens public trust that the PNP is committed to lawful and respectful policing."

The use of body-worn cameras is in line with the instruction of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., through ...