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New People’s Army guerrillas captured two soldiers and killed a Cafgu Active Auxilliary (CAA) in Barangay Casoon, Compostela Valley Province on Wednesday afternoon.
The Davao City Water District said there is a need for the city’s ground water to take a break and the P12-billion Davao City Bulk Water Project will protect the city’s aquifers.
Migrant rights group Migrante urged the Philippine government to impose sanctions against the recruitment agency that deployed an alleged underage Filipino domestic worker who is a victim of maltreatment by her employer in Saudi Arabia.
Youth activist group urges President Benigno Aquino to reread Philippine History in response to the President’s frustration that most students are not familiar with the stories of Philippine national heroes.
A human rights advocate group urged lawmakers to create a law preventing the filing of charges against human rights defenders.
The University of the Philippines will be convening a search committee to start a search process for its next chancellor, in a memorandum signed by UP President Alfredo Pascual last September 21.
A group of typhoon Yolanda survivors warned presidential candidate, Mar Roxas, not to expect any support from them.
Members of the FOI Youth Initiative (FYI) trooped the House of Representatives Monday, handing out white roses to the representatives to renew the call for the passage of House Bill No. 5801, or the People’s Freedom of Information Act.
Evacuees currently camped at the Provincial Sports Complex expressed their dismay with the offer of Social Welfare Secretary Dinky Soliman of transition shelters similar to that of the survivors of Typhoon Yolanda.
