| 词条 | Maria Teresa Carlson | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| image = | name = Maria Teresa Carlson | birth_name = Maria Teresa Gerodias Carlson | birth_date = {{Birth date|1962|10|15}} | birth_place = Manila, Philippines | death_date = {{Death date and age|2001|11|23|1962|10|15}} | death_place = San Juan, Metro Manila, Philippines | other_names = Tere / Maria | occupation = Actress, beauty queen | years_active = 1980–1994 | spouse = Rodolfo Fariñas | children = 8 (2 daughters and 6 sons) | website = }} Maria Teresa Gerodias Carlson (October 15, 1962 – November 23, 2001) was a Filipino-American actress and beauty queen. Early lifeCarlson was born in Manila but grew up in San Francisco, California. At 16, she decided to stay in the Philippines when her family came on a visit. In 1979, She won Miss Young Philippines and represented the country in the Miss Young International Pageant in Tokyo.[1] CareerShe starred in several films, including comedies with Chiquito, Redford White, and with the trio of Tito, Vic and Joey. She popularized the line "Si ako, si ikaw" on the hit sitcom Chicks to Chicks. Personal lifeIn 1982, Carlson married Rodolfo Fariñas. They have eight children — two girls and six boys: Rey Carlos, Rica Camille, Ria Christina, Ryan Christopher, Rudys Caesar I, Rudys Caesar II, Rodolfo Jr. (+) and Rodolfo III Allegations of domestic violence against husbandIn a Probe Team interview in October 1996, Carlson accused her husband, then the governor of Ilocos Norte, of domestic violence. She narrated: {{cquote|"At the start, there would be occasional slapping on the face, physical abuse, beatings. He will box you... all over. I was subjected to water torture. I had a gun at me in my mouth... a wet towel all over my face, pour [sic] Sprite, 7-Up or continuous water..."I do not wish to embarrass him. I do not want humiliate him. I'm not out just for any money. I'm even willing to give up everything. I just want my freedom, and my independence. I want my annulment and I want what's due to me as my constitutional rights as a Filipino."[1]}} A week after, she appeared on the television program Magandang Gabi, Bayan, with her husband beside her and took back everything she had said against him. She told host Noli de Castro that she was just feeling insecure. "Baka dahil buntis po ako. Hindi ako maganda sa kanya. Puro motherhood, puro housewife na lang." [1] Before the 1996 allegations, Carlson had sought help from others.[1] Husband's responseFariñas has reportedly denounced the women's organization KALAKASAN that intervened in Carlson's defense and accused the organization of "being lesbian-dominated".[2] DeathCarlson was pushed off the balcony from the 23rd floor of the Platinum 2000 condominium on November 23, 2001 in Greenhills, San Juan City.[1] Carlson's maid said hours before her death, she and Carlson went to Malacañan Palace and tried to see President Arroyo to show a video tape, which allegedly showed Carlson’s husband hurting one of their children, who is a godson of Arroyo. She said Carlson was shouting "Rochille, bilisan mo, takbo! Hinahabol nila tayo (Rochille, hurry up! They're after us)!" and ran out of her room.[3] The couple was estranged at the time of her death. LegacyTask Force Maria is a coalition of at least 23 women’s and people’s organizations formed after Carlson’s suicide. TFM took the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) to task for failing to act on Carlson’s publicized disclosures, and later worked to reconcile two domestic violence bills in Congress in a unity bill. On March 8, 2004, Gloria Arroyo signed Republic Act 9262 or the Anti-Violence Against Women and Children Act. It shields victims with protection orders without having to file a case in court. It recognizes the battered woman syndrome as a defense.[4]FilmographyMovies
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References1. ^1 2 3 4 The Unsung Struggle of Maria Theresa Carlson The Unsung Struggle of Maria Theresa Carlson 2. ^Philippines: Act Now Against Violence Against Women 3. ^Ma. Teresa Carlson leaps to her death from SJ apartment 4. ^RA 9262 makes abuse of women and children a crime External links
17 : 1963 births|2001 deaths|Deaths in Metro Manila|People from San Juan, Metro Manila|Actresses from Metro Manila|Binibining Pilipinas winners|Female suicides|Filipino actresses|Filipino child actresses|Filipino comedians|Filipino television personalities|Filipino murder victims|People murdered in the Philippines|Filipino people of American descent|Filipino actresses who committed suicide|Suicides by jumping in the Philippines|20th-century comedians |
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