Families of massacre victim strongly demand justice

The journalists massacred in the world's deadliest ever attack on the media lie in State in the Philippines, while their families demand justice.

Philippine politician Andal Ampatuan Jnr was charged with mass murder over this week's election-linked massacre of 57 people, Justice Secretary Agnes  Devanadera told reporters.(AFP/File)

Michael John Cabillo, son of slain journalist,said, "For me, it's not enough that only one man has been arrested. All of the killers should be imprisoned and put to justice. If possible, they should all be killed. For the brutality that they showed to the media, to my dad, they should be subjected to the same thing, if not worse."

Merly Perante said, "He's long wanted for us to have another baby. So I told him, finally we are having one, you should give the name. I never imagined that this would happen."