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On the possible resumption of the GRP-NDFP peacetalks
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HK OFWs protest proposed policy to keep them from leaving bad employers
Kaycee Valmonte – Philstar.com March 22, 2023 MANILA, Philippines — United Filipinos in Hong Kong (UNIFIL-Migrante HK) are protesting the possible implementation of new regulations that would curtail the movement of overseas Filipino workers deployed there as domestic helpers. This comes after Hong Kong’s Department of Labour kicked off a public consultation on a policy…
An extraordinary gathering
A day after the predominantly Catholic Philippines celebrated Easter Sunday, hundreds of activists, artists, journalists, past and present government officials and leaders of sectoral organizations gathered at a place in Makati City. It was an event rarely seen in many years. Most of those who attended would rather not be seen together, much less talk…
‘Imbes na makakabili ka ng isang kilong bigas’
“Sa TRAIN Law, ang gastos ng mahihirap, lumalaki. Imbes na makabili ka ng isang kilong bigas, kalahati na lang. At ang isang kilong isda, kalahati na rin.”–Arturo Quiros, Tagapangulo, Kilusang May Kapansanan
Disinformation: PH intel chief has a history of spreading fake info online
Rappler.Com Oct 5, 2020, Camille Elemia MANILA, Philippines At least one fake information became the basis of an intelligence report which the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency submitted to the Senate in 2016 Since late 2018, the Philippines’ top intelligence official has been spreading fake and wrong information from pages taken down by Facebook. He justified…
