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Filipino artist Geloy Concepcion brings his heartfelt reflections to denim through Notes to Self, turning handwritten messages about hope, self-love and…



DOJ says there is no record of Cassandra Ong leaving the Philippines as authorities seek public help and offer a ₱1-million reward for information on her…

Malacañang confirms Cassandra Li Ong, who is facing human trafficking charges, is still in the Philippines as authorities continue search; DOJ offers ₱1M…

The DOJ has offered a ₱1-million reward for information leading to the arrest of Cassandra Li Ong, as authorities confirm former presidential spokesperson…

Atty. Ferdinand Topacio claims the government is using Cassandra Ong as a political distraction, as authorities pursue her through an Interpol Red Notice tied…

The PNP works with foreign agencies and Interpol to track Cassandra Li Ong, wanted for qualified human trafficking linked to POGO Lucky South 99.

Cassandra Li Ong, key figure in the Philippine POGO scandal, left the country after her release from detention. Authorities continue efforts to track her down…

PAOCC confirms that Cassandra Li Ong, linked to the POGO hub Lucky South 99, fled to Japan early this year before an arrest warrant for qualified human…

Human rights lawyer Kristina Conti urges public education on the true role of lawyers, emphasizing integrity, justice, and accountability amid threats for her…

Atty. Ferdinand S. Topacio welcomes the DOJ's dismissal of money laundering charges against Cassandra Ong, citing a lack of evidence. He praises the…

Attorney Ferdinand S. Topacio expresses gratitude as QuadComm lifts contempt order against Cassandra Li Ong, highlighting the spirit of the season.

After nearly four months in detention, the House quad committee has lifted the contempt order against Cassandra Ong, a key figure in the POGO scandal. Ong's…



'As a commitment order from Congress, we are just following the orders of Congress.'

