Bato revives death penalty, ROTC bills
Senator Bato dela Rosa refiles bills to reinstate death penalty for drug traffickers, revive mandatory ROTC, strengthen peace efforts via NTF-ELCAC, and reform…
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Senator Bato dela Rosa refiles bills to reinstate death penalty for drug traffickers, revive mandatory ROTC, strengthen peace efforts via NTF-ELCAC, and reform…
Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa refiled bills on the death penalty for drug traffickers, mandatory ROTC, and national security as he begins his second term in…
One of the suspects was detained while he was about to leave the international airport in Jakarta.
Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa is pushing to refile his bill to revive the death penalty for high-level drug traffickers, citing a spike in heinous crimes…
Misamis Oriental Congressman Yegency 'Bambi' Emano backs death penalty for corrupt officials and smugglers, pledging support if reintroduced in future Congress…
House Bill 11211 proposes the death penalty by firing squad for corrupt officials in the Philippines, aiming to combat persistent corruption and restore public…
A new bill introduced in the House of Representatives by Zamboanga Rep. Khymer Olaso seeks the death penalty for corrupt public officials, including members of…
Following the death of a Filipino worker in Kuwait, Senator Bong Go urges for round-the-clock support for OFWs. Discover the ongoing legislative efforts and…
The Filipina admitted to the crime, saying she acted out of frustration because the child was ‘annoying her.’
Mohammed Kanjo Hassan allegedly sentenced ‘thousands of people’ to death, often in ‘trials that lasted minutes.’
Luigi Mangione's indictment fuels social media frenzy as supporters portray him as a martyr for healthcare justice.
In 2007, the Philippines signed and ratified the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which refers to the…
Acosta acknowledged that circumstances have changed, and the resurgence of heinous crimes necessitates the reconsideration of the death penalty as a deterrent
