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  1. CHILDREN play online games at a computer shop in Manila. The government has raised concerns over the potential effects of prolonged exposure to violent online games, warning that such content may influence the behavior of minors.

    Gov’t starts online games crackdown

    The DILG is urging Congress to study a possible ban on violent video games after the Tacloban school shooting, as authorities temporarily blocked GoreBox and…

  2. Campus security drive begins

    Campus security drive begins

    He said the Tacloban shooting, involving 14- and 15-year-old students, exposed weaknesses in the current law.

  3. Who raised your children?

    Who raised your children?

    Now Congress wants an answer. A social media ban. CCTVs around schools. A violent game ban. And, after all that, Congress still has to face the thing no ban…

  4. Ban on minors’ social media use pressed

    Ban on minors’ social media use pressed

    Following the deadly Tacloban City school shooting, Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian renewed calls to restrict social media access for minors, citing…

  5. DepEd orders review after school shooting

    DepEd orders review after school shooting

    The Department of Education has ordered a nationwide review of child protection, anti-bullying, and mental health programs following the deadly Tacloban City…

  6. Crime and punishment

    Crime and punishment

    Rather than viewing troubled youth through a punitive lens, we should consider how we can support them in overcoming their challenges.

  7. Reckless imprudence isn’t minor

    Reckless imprudence isn’t minor

    When a policewoman teaches a child to shoot, does the child see danger, or does he see authority approving danger?

  8. Real trickle down effect

    Real trickle down effect

    Every peso diverted to a fake flood control project is a peso that didn’t pay for a guidance counselor, a school clinic, or to train campus professionals.