A group of men from a Philippines university took part
in an annual naked run organized by their fraternity on
14 December to call for government transparency in its
anti-corruption policies.


The fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega, said about 90 men,
some current students and others from the alumni, took
part in the event, a campus tradition that celebrates
academic freedom.


Some of the participants wore masks to protect their
identity while they streaked along the campus hallway.
Ed Lucero, an alumni organizer of the Alpha Phi Omega
Fraternity explained their aims.


“Our theme is ‘unveiling the road’ because the
government needs to be naked, to be transparent
with their work. It means we should strive very
hard to strip them bare, not a fake road where
only a few can benefit,” he said.


The naked men gave out roses to onlookers and carried
placards calling for support for their cause. “The way
they do it is very untraditional, very extravagant,”
student Jen Pauline Cruz said.


The alumni said the tradition started in the late 1970s,
when members of the fraternity ran naked on the campus
grounds to protest against former President Ferdinand
Marcos’ censorship of a film criticizing his
administration.

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Hmm I thought I saw students strips unclad in Nekede to protest against bad government... ( polytechnic nekede)