Kristina Conti urges public education on lawyers’ roles
Human rights lawyer Kristina Conti believes there is a need to educate the public that lawyers should always work for the good of all.
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Human rights lawyer Kristina Conti believes there is a need to educate the public that lawyers should always work for the good of all.
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Another Filipino weightlifter got sanctioned by the International Testing Agency (ITA) after John Febuar Ceniza was slapped with a two-year ban after failing…
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Dear Atty. Kathy,
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Setting term limits prevents complacency and ensures the regular infusion of fresh perspectives, an essential ingredient in effective corporate governance.
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Too often, the lines between law and politics blur. Political decisions chase popularity; legal decisions stand firm on evidence and principle.
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Sulit emphasized that it’s not just politicians — anyone not affiliated with the DSWD should be barred from presence at pay-out sites.
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To prevent abuse, the DA now requires allocations to be based on previous-year performance and mandates unloading only at Philippine Fisheries Development…
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President Ferdinand Marcos did not directly use the Constitution overseen by Carlos Garcia and Diosdado Macapagal; instead, he promulgated a new Constitution…
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Trump’s federal takeover lays bare a deeper truth: the enduring contempt for a city that dares to chart its own course.
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When democratic institutions uphold their own rules, especially under intense pressure, every citizen wins.
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Players will now have to think twice before skirting the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).
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The one-year bar rule is a safeguard to ensure that impeachable officials, such as the Vice President, are not subjected to repeated or politically motivated…
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The Supreme Court’s dismissal of the impeachment case against Vice President Sara Duterte has drawn sharp reactions in the Senate — with some senators calling…
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The facts are straightforward — the BIR charged a construction firm owner with willfully failing to file his quarterly VAT return for the third quarter of 2008.
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Spouses A sued B for forcible entry before the Metropolitan Trial Court (MTC). The trial court ruled in favor of B, dismissing the case against him. Spouses A…
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