Peace network dares presidentiables: Take a stand on armed conflict
Peace advocates under Kapayapaan network has challenged Presidential aspirants to take a stand on armed conflict.
Peace advocates under Kapayapaan network has challenged Presidential aspirants to take a stand on armed conflict.
A Malacañang official said the Office of the President is planning to increase its fund by 10 percent next year “due to higher funding requirement for personnel services and capital outlays.”
Six Army members were killed and four were wounded during its recent clashes with the New People’s Army in San Agustin town Surigao del Sur.
Members of the Union of Peoples’ Lawyers in Mindanao challenged Justice Secretary Leila de Lima and President Benigno Aquino III to immediately act on the killings of three civilians in Surigao del Sur town by militias believed to be supported by the Army.
Youth group Anakbayan condemns the recent "big time" price increase of oil prices implemented by oil cartel today.