Historian: war against drugs is a ‘lost war’
Filipino professor Vicente Rafael of the University of Washington said the war on drugs of the administration has created new openings and business opportunities for vigilantes and paid killers.
19 casualties in Davao blast still in hospitals
Casualties of the deadly night market blast here are still confined in different hospitals in the city, 12 days after the incident.
(Photo courtesy of National Union of People's Lawyer)
STANDPOINT | Spare the peddled, punish the peddlers
Simply put, the context is: Mary Jane is a victim of dire poverty, of lack of real opportunities for a decent job, of pernicious drug and human trafficking. The law may be the law but it should not be blind or deaf to reality.
A policewoman inspects bags of jeepney passengers along R. Castillo street, Davao City. Routine inspections of both public and private vehicles have become the norm in the city after the Davao bombing that claimed at least 14 lives and wounded 70 others on September 2. The incident led President Rodrigo Duterte's to issue a proclamation declaring a state of national emergency. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)
Davao City partners with Interpol
The Public Safety and Security Command Center here has partnered with the Interpol or the International Criminal Police Organization to intensify security measures in the city.
Pregnant woman victim in Davao bombing dies
A pregnant woman who was among the injured in the Davao bombing died Monday, evening.
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