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Former police chief Dela Rosa defended the country's criminal justice system, saying there was no need to prove that it was working

The tagging of the rebels as terrorists “effectively buried years of laborious and painstaking agreements and gradual steps toward peace”

It is relatively common for seafarers to engage in faith-based routines, which they hoped would offer them some protection

Ang pagsuporta sa isang tiwali at palpak na pinuno ay iresponsable, katulad ng hindi pagsusuot ng face mask sa kalagitnaan ng pandemya

To enter Vatican territory, tourists and visitors, employees, and officials will be required to show a digital or paper COVID Certificate

The University of Saint Joseph has been given, for the first time, “carte blanche” to recruit students from the mainland

The Kerala High Court gave special permission to Sister Jofi Joseph and 16 members of a farmers’ group to kill wild boars

“If envy and jealousy step in, foul action follows,” said Cebu Auxiliary Bishop Midyphil Billones at the start of National Laity Week

This year’s “Press Freedom Week” observance opened with a Mass at the Archdiocesan Shrine of St. Pedro Calungsod in Cebu

Participating schools will be determined by the education and health departments to ensure that proper health protocols will be followed