52 168 2020 Annual Report on the Human Rights Situation in the Philippines As Nasino remained locked up in the Manila City Jail, her daughter was taken to the intensive care unit of the Philippine General Hospital. This led to the filing by NUPL of an urgent motion to allow Nasino to visit her daughter. On 09 October 2020, River died due to pneumonia complications.233 Rights of LGBTQIA+ during the COVID-19 Pandemic 169 Members of LGBTQIA+ group experienced abuses as punishment for violating lockdown protocols and for exercising their rights and for voicing their dissent towards a particular law. The Philippine authorities used humiliation and other degrading acts, such as dancing and kissing, to punish quarantine violators who happened to be members of LGBTQIA+.234 Some members of the LGBTQIA+ community also experienced a crackdown when they held a protest against the passage of the Anti-Terror law.235 Such conditions for LGBTQIA+ members of the community are not new. They are often humiliated, ostracized, discriminated against, and worst, killed by either members of the family or the public. They have suffered various dismal experiences such as the following cases: 170 On 05 April 2020, three LGBTQIA+ people in Pandacaqui, Mexico, Pampanga, were ordered by a barangay captain, Christopher Bombing Punzalan, to do lewd acts in front 233 Buan, Lian. “The role they failed to play: How courts let down baby River” Rappler, October 12, 2020, available athttps://www.rappler.com/nation/how-courts-let-down-reina-mae-nasino-baby-river, accessed last 09 March 2021. 234 See https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/04/08/philippines-uses-humiliation-covid-curfew-punishment. 235 See https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/06/29/philippines-police-crack-down-lgbt-protest.