Dozens of former child laborers in mining areas and plantations will gather here in a youth camp in commemoration of the World Day Against Child Labor on Friday.
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The Municipal Treasurer’s Office of Carmen town in Davao del Norte was robbed by still unidentified suspects Sunday night. Police authorities said almost P714,000 were taken by the suspects.
A farmer who was accused of being a New People’s Army member was allegedly beaten to death by the military on May 4 at Barangay Kalapaton, Kitaotao, Bukidnon.
An alliance of urban poor organizations here said they are strongly opposing the Davao Sasa Port Modernization Project.
A Partylist lawmaker on Wednesday blamed the sudden price increase in ginger to a “liberalized agricultural trading environment.”
The Department of Education (DepEd) Region XI “disallowed” the operation of 25 schools this school year 2015-2016 due to alleged failure to renew government permit to operate.
This year’s Watershed Summit will review various reforestation initiatives in Davao City, an environmental group said.
Senior Deputy Minority Leader Neri Colmenares today welcomed Meralco’s announcement of a P0.58/KwH decrease in electricity rates this June saying it is the “people’s vigilance that keeps power rates in check.”
Peace advocates under All-Out-Peace (AOP) movement slammed the proposed substitute Bangsamoro Basic Law bill by Senator Ferdinand Marcos, Jr who chairs the Senate committee on local governments.
Various groups converged in a protest outside the central office of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) on Tuesday to condemn what they say as the “railroading” of large-scale mining project of Australian-Canadian mining firm MRL Gold-Egerton Gold Phils Incorporated.
