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What happens when a person needs to correct a legal document but simply cannot afford the process?
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What happens when a person needs to correct a legal document but simply cannot afford the process?
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Through the DoJ Action Center and the Katarungan Caravan, the department brings legal assistance, referrals, mediation, government services, and legal…
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The screening focused on determining the legal remedies available to each inmate and identifying those requiring immediate legal representation before the…
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She stressed the need to stand up against discrimination and injustice was something she learned early in life.
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DoJAC plans more caravans across the country, expanding legal aid services to reach as many underserved Filipinos as possible.
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More than 500 persons deprived of liberty received on-site legal aid at New Bilibid Prison as the DOJ Action Center expanded its Katarungan Caravan to help…
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It is the law’s recognition that rehabilitation matters, that discipline and reform must have legal consequences.
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In many parts of Southeast Asia, and certainly in the Philippines, access to legal aid remains a work in progress.
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It’s not just about providing documents or legal aid — it’s about showing our constituents that justice and public service are for everyone.
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The House Appropriations Committee praises the DOJ’s “Katarungan Caravan” for providing free legal aid to over 35,000 Filipinos since 2024, urging increased…
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Nearly 400 residents in Pampanga benefited from free legal aid and government services during the Department of Justice’s Katarungan Caravan, part of the DoJ’s…
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Nearly 400 Pampanga residents availed of free legal aid and services during the DOJ’s Katarungan Caravan, which also featured the PSA, NBI, PAO, and other…
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DOJ Usec. Margarita Gutierrez says more lawyers joined the Katarungan Caravan to aid PDLs, citing a case freed after 23 years due to legal delays.
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