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The facade of the Correctional Institution for Women in Mandaluyong City as Mary Jane Veloso awaits her expected release following President Ferdinand Marcos…
DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla admitted he was wrong in saying Harry Roque’s asylum bid had been denied, but said the government would continue pursuing an…
The Supreme Court has ruled that clerical errors in deeds of sale can be corrected to reflect the parties’ true intent, upholding a Cebu land sale despite a…
The WTO has commended the Philippines for strong economic growth, pro-investment reforms and trade-driven development during its Sixth Trade Policy Review in…
Mary Jane Veloso is set to testify on 19 June in the trafficking case against her alleged recruiters, with the Mandaluyong court allowing her testimony to be…
The Philippines, the EU and UNDP have launched a €3.6-million procurement reform project to boost transparency, efficiency and digitalization in public…
The Philippine Statistics Authority launches APCAS, a new digital platform that cuts civil registry record correction processing time by up to 80%, streamlines…
The Philippines is turning to a circular economy to fix its fragmented waste management system, with experts urging stronger governance, better law…
The Philippines secures $800M from the World Bank to boost fiscal management, business growth, and job creation. Discover how this financing supports economic…
IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez backs modernization of global seafarer training standards during Manila forum, citing the Philippines’ key role in…
Retired Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio agrees to public debate with Senator Marcoleta to address claims on the West Philippine Sea.
Eight years on, LSPH stands as a model of continuity, partnership, and hope. Members still meet and, yes, still argue.
BuCor Director General Gregorio Pio Catapang Jr. meets with Japan’s Ministry of Justice officials at New Bilibid Prison to strengthen bilateral cooperation and…
BuCor chief Gregorio Catapang Jr. says the bureau is shifting toward a human-rights-based, reform-focused system to rehabilitate and reintegrate persons…
Midterm achievements set the tone for a relevant, sustainable, and respected Bureau of Corrections in the 21st century
The DOJ leads corrections reform at the ASEAN conference in Palawan, showcasing efforts in human rights and justice system advancements. Learn about the new…
