The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) says it is investigating allegations that Palace Press Officer Claire Castro was harassed during President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s recent official visit to Vancouver, Canada. GMA News reports that the DFA is looking into the incident. In separate coverage, Philippine outlets cite Castro’s account that a group of Filipino protesters confronted her and members of the Palace press team during the visit. Videos circulated online show protesters surrounding Castro and Palace personnel while demonstrating against the Marcos administration. Castro says the protesters demanded that she tell Marcos to resign, and that one of the individuals asked who she was, prompting an angry reaction toward her. Another report also describes Castro denouncing the alleged harassment and addressing what happened during the confrontation. The available reports focus on the DFA’s probe and Castro’s description of the incident, as well as the publicly shared video footage. No official findings are reported in the sources provided.