DepEd tightens penalties for campus violence, bullying
The Department of Education (DepEd) will impose tougher sanctions on students who commit serious acts of bullying, violence, threats and other high-risk…
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The Department of Education (DepEd) will impose tougher sanctions on students who commit serious acts of bullying, violence, threats and other high-risk…
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The Supreme Court (SC) has ruled that an affidavit of desistance executed by a victim of exploitation is “highly suspect” and cannot be used as a basis to…
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The Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) has invited five senior Supreme Court (SC) associate justices to apply as preferred candidates for the upcoming vacancy of…
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Progressive groups, civil society organizations, advocates, and members of the Aeta community on Monday launched the “No to Pax Silica” campaign, a network…
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The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) on Monday denied a viral social media post claiming that police personnel would adopt a “one-week duty,…
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Samar First District Rep. Stephen James Tan has asked Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida for an update on a motion for reconsideration filed by former military…
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The Philippines already has many of the pieces. Digital payments have reached the mainstream. Regulators are testing frameworks for emerging financial…
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The Women Strong Network Hybrid Trade Fair 2026 (WSNHTF) organized by WomenBizPH and SM Supermalls at SM Megamall on 10 August has given startups of women…
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The Department of Justice Action Center (DoJAC) and prosecution offices nationwide are now accepting anti-bullying complaints, expanding support options for…
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‘The gravamen of the offense is the act of recruiting or using a fellow human being for sexual exploitation.’
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The core beauty of journalism lies in its unwavering pursuit of truth and authenticity.
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The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) joined the nation in observing this year’s National Press Freedom Day on Sunday.
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There is a particular kind of memory that travels home with you on a long-haul flight — not captured in the flat light of a photograph, but carried in the…
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In the twilight of his six-year term, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will appoint a new chief justice from a list prepared by the Judicial and Bar Council…
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Nearly a year after winning Taiwan’s “Finding the Beauty of Life in Taiwan” short film competition, Filipino filmmaker and educator Carl Ivan Baleros is…
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Artificial intelligence can assist lawyers and the Judiciary, but its use must remain critical, human-centered and subject to human judgment, then Acting Chief…
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