Brandon Lee, a quadriplegic indigenous rights activist at the San Francisco launch of the No to APEC coalition. Brandon is sitting on a power chair with a black “San Francisco Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines” flag on the back.

“Justice means continuing to fight for oppressed peoples and a better world for all. Payt Latta! Dare to fight!

- BRANDON LEE

For years, he served the indigenous peoples in the Cordillera mountains in the Philippines.

For that, he was harassed, threatened, and shot by the military. Now, he is permanently disabled, a quadriplegic.

BUT HE WAS NEVER SILENCED.


A poster by Kiwizzo of Brandon Lee with the call “Justice for Brandon Lee and the hashtags Stop the Attacks and Activism is Not A Crime”. In the background is the red Cordillera mountains and yellow sky.

Justice for Brandon Lee J4BL Campaign

The J4BL Campaign is a broad-based initiative of organizations, churches, and individuals who support Brandon Lee, and his pursuit of justice and accountability. Justice for

The J4BL Campaign serves as a vehicle for Brandon to continue to be politically active as a courageous and steadfast advocate and community organizer despite the permanent physical impact on him from the shooting  and the continuous attacks against him and his colleagues in the Philippines.

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Because of the attack on his life, Brandon is now physically limited with the permanent spinal cord injury he sustained. This also means long-term everyday care to maintain his health and keep him out of the hospital or care facility.

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A thank you message to supporters for love and prayers from Brandon Lee and his family after the assassination attempt on his life by the 54th Infantry Battalion, Philippine Army.
Brandon Lee with friends and supporters holding a Justice for Brandon Lee & Victims of State Violence banner in a Defend Cordillera PH event
Brandon Lee in his wheelchair holding a sign Fight for Democracy during a protest

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Brandon’s daughter, Jesse, writes an account of her father and what happened to him in this anthology series published by the Cordillera Women’s Education Action Research Center, Inc.’s (CWEARC) in 2020. Jesse was eight when she wrote the story.

Brandon Lee with his daughter at a rally protesting the election of Bong Bong Marcos Jr outside of the Philippine consulate in San Francisco. Jesse is holding a sign she drew with the message, “Justice for my dad”.