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Stricter monitoring on illegal quarry operation ordered in Davao
Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio has ordered environment officials to closely monitor illegal operations of sand and gravel quarry operation.
Activists slam lack of Philippine independence on HINDIpendence event
Activists braved strong rains to gather at Liwasang Bonifacio to slam the Rodrigo Duterte government’s failure to assert Philippine independence and sovereignty against foreign powers. Saying the Duterte government is all too willing to offer parts of Philippine territory, the protesters added it is up to the Filipino people to continue the fight for genuine…
Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsMedia outfits file complaints vs state agents over red-tagging, seizure of news magazine
Representatives of Bulatlat, Kodao, Pinoy Weekly and Altermidya file complaints before the Commission on Human Rights, July 30. (Photo by Adrian Puse) By EMILY VITAL MANILA – Alternative media outfits filed before the Commission on Human Rights complaints against government officials and state security agents for violating their “fundamental right to press freedom and expression,…
Has the European Central Bank made the wealth gap wider?
PARIS, France Dec 7, 2020, Agence France-Presse The European Central Bank is accused of exacerbating financial inequality The European Central Bank (ECB) likely saved the eurozone from several financial crises, but it is also accused of exacerbating inequality with its ultra-loose monetary policies. What policies are being questioned? Under the direction of Mario Draghi and…
Badoy says red-tagging not dangerous but 427 slain activists show otherwise
By: Kurt Dela Peña – Content Researcher Writer / March 24, 2022, Inquirer.net MANILA, Philippines—While Lorraine Badoy said that red-tagging is not dangerous, at least 427 activists—slain after they were red-tagged—could show otherwise, according to the human rights group Karapatan, which itself had been red-tagged. The “Danger in Dissent: Counterterrorism and Human Rights in the…
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LTFRB warns ‘picky’ taxi drivers
DAVAO CITY, Philippines – The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) on Tuesday, December 19 warned all taxi drivers here against refusing passengers with destinations away from downtown areas. “If that is how you act then you will meet the sanctions you deserve. We will direct our enforcers to monitor all of you,” lawyer…
