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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsChildren, advocates say lowering minimum age of criminal responsibility punitive, anti-poor
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Davao to give tax reliefs for businesses affected by COVID-19
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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsLumad girl
A Lumad girl happily carries her newborn sister in a makeshift house in UCCP Haran compound in Davao City. Her family is a “bakwit” or a victim of forcible evacuation due to intensified military operations in their community. They sought refuge with the church people and at present struggles to live normally. (Photo by Gi…
