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Senator Padilla wants death penalty for security personnel in murder cases
He said harsher penalties should be imposed on those who betray their oath to protect the people
Corn, wildfires blamed for dense smog in northern Thailand, Laos
Residents across northern Thailand and Laos as well as Shan state in Myanmar have been suffering from the worst smog in years
Pope Francis introduces voting age limit for bishops of Eastern Catholic...
According to the changes, those leaders who are over 80 but actively in office may still participate in the voting
Bangladeshis pray for rain as temperatures soar
The poor, low-lying South Asian nation of 170 million people is at the forefront of climate change with frequent deadly floods
Teachers’ group backs bill declaring as unlawful the ‘No Permit No...
The group said the mental and emotional effects of students’ inability to take their exams without a permit "cannot be understated"
Listen to the voice of the faithful, new rector of Manila...
"Your mission here is not just to maintain this building or promote this cathedral as a center of tourism and culture"
Catholic educators call on business sector to provide jobs to Senior...
Data show that only about 10 percent of Senior High School graduates find jobs every year although 83 percent pursue college education
WHO: Emergencies, climate change, diseases loom as threats to health
"Health is still not for all, when the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach groups are left behind," read a WHO statement
People living with HIV in Philippines to double by 2030, health...
"We have already seen a 30 percent decrease in annual infections between 2010 and 2021, looking at the global scale," he said
Gov’t, NGOs urge motorists to stop for children
ImagineLaw urged drivers to observe traffic rules, drive under the speed limit, and abide by road safety policies to avoid road crashes


















