Human rights group Karapatan said the witness of the abduction of two students from the University of the Philippines remains consistent despite the defendant’s attempt to discredit his statements.
Author Archives: DAVAO TODAY
Employees of different government agencies held their protest actions today to demand for the P16,000 national minimum wage.
Lawmakers from Gabriela Women’s Partylist want more explanation on the involvement of US troops in the execution of Oplan Exodus on January 25 which claimed the lives of SAF commandos including civilians and Moro fighters.
Regional Peace and Order Council Region 11 chair Rodrigo Duterte said securities will be deployed in Davao International Airport as most of the athletes for the Palarong Pambansa this year will be coming in by plane.
An organization for Overseas Filipino Workers encouraged migrant workers to use social networking sites to seek help in case of emergencies.
Militant group Kilusang Mayo Uno today called on Japanese-owned banana company Sumifru Corporation in Davao City to junk its piece-rate scheme following protest of workers and growers of the company against it on Friday.
Alegre also said the government should heed the call for the National Minimum Wage of P16,000 monthly to provide immediate relief for the workers amid the price hikes.
A group advocating children’s rights worries that K-12 will only worsen the number of children who will not be able to go to school.
A man was found dead on Friday with 24 stab wounds in a grassy portion of a highway in Nabunturan, Compostela Valley province.
Bayan Muna Rep.Neri Colmenares today denounced China’s act of again bullying the Philippines by reclaiming at least 62 hectares of Mischief reef.
