BREAKING: Manila RTC Br 47 reduces 3-day furlough granted to Reina Mae Nasino to 2 days (Oct 14 and 16) at 3 hrs each (1-4pm) after Manila City Jail officials asked to reduce furlough citing lack of personnel. | via @mikenavallo

WATCH: Reina Mae Nasino’s lawyer Kathy Panguban, almost in tears as she explains how Manila City Jail and BJMP officials argued to reduce her furlough to 2 days. Among reasons cited, Nasino is supposedly a high profile inmate. | via @mikenavallo

KAPATID cries injustice over reduction of Reina Mae Nasino’s furlough. Says she should be subject to same privileges granted to big names in politics: Equity and compassion, simple humanity, should be standard to all. | via @mikenavallo

Reacting to Nasino’s reduced furlough, NUPL Pres Edre Olalia says security and health reasons only apply to “least, last and lost in society than to the privileged and powerful.” Warns they will be watching if BJMP officials roll out red carpet to other detainees. | @mikenavallo

READ: Full copy of Manila court order reducing Reina Mae Nasino’s 3-day furlough to 2 days | via @mikenavallo

KAPATID spox Fides Lim says it now appears there are 2 justice systems in the country and that a jail warden could refuse to follow a court order and have it modified. | via @mikenavallo

LOOK: Cops outside the funeral home in Pandacan, Manila where baby River’s remains lie. KAPATID

Bayan Muna Rep. Carlos Zarate visits wake of baby River. | via @mikenavallo

Karapatan says Reina Mae Nasino has boarded the BJMP vehicle and is now on her way to a funeral home in Pandacan, Manila to see baby River. | via @mikenavallo

JUST IN: Reina Mae Nasino arrives at funeral home and sees baby River for the first time since being separated 2 months ago | via @mikenavallo

KAPATID spox Fides Lim berates BJMP/Manila City Jail officials for keeping Nasino in handcuffs. She also took note of the number of personnel: “Andami-dami niyo.” BJMP/Manila City Jail had argued lack of personnel to argue for reduced furlough period. | via @mikenavallo

Reina Mae Nasino says it’s painful for her to see her dead baby: Masakit sa akin. Sabik ako na makita anak ko perp di sa ganyang kalagayan.

KAPATID | via @mikenavallo

Nasino on reduction of furlough: Walang puso yung nagdesisyon nun. Noong nabubuhay pa yung anak ko, pinagkait din sa akin na makasama anak ko, makalinga ko. Pati ba naman burol, pinagkait din sa akin. | via @mikenavallo

Nasino continues to insist her arrest was inhuman: Bigla kaming pinasok na walang kamalay-malay. Tinaniman kami ng granada. Sinampahan kami ng gawa-gawang kaso. | via @mikenavallo

Nasino says that her arrest proves that most activists arrested are facing trumped-up charges: Napatunayan niyo na walang kwenta ang gobyerno. | via @mikenavallo

BJMP/Manila City Jail officials try to take Reina Mae Nasino in the middle of a media interview. They tried to block interview. | via @mikenavallo

EARLIER: BJMP/Manila City Jail officials tried to block media interview. Nasino’s lawyers argue she has constitutionally-protected right to freedom of expression.

Nasino still has 1.5 hrs left for her wake visit today. | via @mikenavallo

Situation now under control. Family has decided not to grant media interviews anymore. | via @mikenavallo