DOJ: Philippines lacks law criminalizing foreign interference
The DOJ says the Philippines lacks a law criminalizing foreign interference, citing gaps in existing espionage laws during a Senate hearing.
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Magalong: Martial Law among darkest periods in Philippine history
Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong, a former military officer, recalls abuses and impunity during Martial Law and warns against allowing them to happen again.
Can AI untangle a century of Philippine foreclosure law?
Intellegal’s Visual Digest, Citation Map and Deep Synthesis take on a problem where one missed exception can change who gets possession—and whether a filing…
DND: Philippines won't stop enforcing laws vs illegal activities by Chinese nationals
The DND vows to continue enforcing Philippine laws against illegal activities involving Chinese nationals as the government reveals it filed 27 diplomatic…
Teodoro: AO 29 on West Philippine Sea carries force of law
Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. asserts that Administrative Order No. 29, which institutionalized the term West Philippine Sea, carries the force of law…
Australian miner files Anti-Dummy Law complaint vs. ex-chairman
Australian-listed Celsius Resources files a criminal Anti-Dummy Law complaint with the Philippine DOJ against ex-chairman Julito Sarmiento over an alleged…
House prosecutors: 'Conditional' threat still a crime under Philippine law
House prosecutors argue that Vice President Sara Duterte’s ‘conditional’ threats against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and top officials may still be criminal…
BI warns rowdy foreigners in Siargao: Break Philippine laws, face deportation
The Philippine Bureau of Immigration has warned foreign nationals in Siargao that those who violate local laws, disrupt public order or abuse the country’s…
Baste: Philippines under ‘martial law without declaration’
Davao City Mayor Sebastian “Baste” Duterte accuses President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration of imposing “martial law without declaration,” as he and…
ICC warrant part of Philippine law, lawyer says
A Philippine lawyer says an ICC arrest warrant is not a foreign order but part of domestic law, citing the Rome Statute, RA 9851 and Senate ratification. He…
Noise complaints
A legal column explains that noise from legitimate school activities is not considered a nuisance, citing a Supreme Court ruling that stresses context, intent,…
AFP chief: Trust, rule of law key to Philippines-Japan ties
Explore the strengthening ties between the Philippines and Japan as AFP Chief Gen. Romeo S. Brawner Jr. emphasizes trust, rule of law, and regional…
Legarda pushes law to institutionalize Philippine Veterans Month
Senator Loren Legarda sponsors Senate Bill No. 1719 to honor Filipino veterans through education, healthcare, and nationwide programs.
Noise complaints spark Vietnam pickleball wars
Courts are wedged between tight alleyways and nestled beneath high-rises, disturbing thousands of people at once.
Erwin Tulfo urges Senate review of PWD laws, calls for truly barrier-free Philippines
Sen. Erwin Tulfo urges the Senate to review laws protecting persons with disabilities, citing persistent gaps in accessible infrastructure, transportation, and…
Noise complaint
A practical legal advice column on dealing with noisy neighbors during the holidays, outlining Philippine noise ordinances, documentation tips, and barangay…
