France gets new helpline amid trauma of mass rape trial
The helpline has received a wave of calls from healthcare providers and victims seeking information about drug-related abuse.
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The helpline has received a wave of calls from healthcare providers and victims seeking information about drug-related abuse.
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In a statement, the agency stressed that it is committed to strengthening border security and preventing the smuggling of illegal drugs
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Teachers and students at Payatas B Elementary School in Quezon City craft parols from recycled materials for their eco-friendly Christmas celebration on…
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President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. ordered the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and the Department of Education (DepEd) to work closely on…
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University of Santo Tomas (UST) ended a seven-year title drought by clinching its second University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) high school…
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University of the East (UE) dethroned inaugural division champion National University Nazareth School (NUNS), 85-64, to punch its ticket to the University…
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As cases of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Filipino children rise, a health expert from the World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday recommended…
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BAGUIO CITY — In the spirit of a tight and caring community, the Baguio Central School (BCS) started feeding this month of November indigent learners who…
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TACLOBAN CITY – Parents are reluctant to have their schoolchildren inoculated, which would prevent them from getting vaccine-preventable diseases in the future.
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‘We already buried whatever pain we suffered in the second round and used that as an experience moving forward.’
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Mandaluyong City marked its annual Pistang Daluyong celebration on Friday, 29 November, with a vibrant maritime parade along the Pasig River, led by Mayor Ben…
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Ashley Paul Griffith pleaded guilty to raping and sexually abusing more than 60 children — most of them girls.
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MIIS encourages its students to be youth entrepreneurs at an early age, honing their skills and talents for sustainable causes.
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From 18 to 22 November in Iloilo City, the U.S. Peace Corps held a workshop that trained students from the Philippine Science High School System (PSHS System)…
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'This voluntary surrender of firearms is a testament to the community’s commitment to peace and development'
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The Benilde Deaf School (BDS), the pioneer bilingual-bicultural program for Deaf high school students in the Philippines, has recently moved up its third batch…
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Confined to her family's ramshackle shanty by the toxic smog choking India's capital, Harshita Gautam strained to hear her teacher's instructions over a cheap…
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Senator Cynthia Villar’s camp has defended the construction of two bridges currently under scrutiny, stating that they were built primarily to serve the public…
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