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Read more about the article [STANDPOINT] On the 12th year after the Ampatuan Massacre, 12 reasons why “forgetting isn’t an option”
MONUMENT. A monument was built near the massacre site in remembrance of the 53 victims of the Ampatuan Massacre in November 23, 2009. (Medel V. Hernani / davaotoday.com)

[STANDPOINT] On the 12th year after the Ampatuan Massacre, 12 reasons why “forgetting isn’t an option”

The quest for justice for all 58 victims continues with the #Fightfor58 campaign of the media community, the Justice Now Movement of the families of the media workers, and the intention to file a second wave of cases against those who were allegedly responsible for planning, carrying out, and covering up the crime.

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Read more about the article Don’t rejoice yet, rights lawyers appeal suspension of ICC probe of war on drugs
Photo courtesy of Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Region 11 (PDEA 11)

Don’t rejoice yet, rights lawyers appeal suspension of ICC probe of war on drugs

Don't rejoice yet. Says human rights lawyers as the government announced that the International Criminal Court (ICC) temporarily suspended its probe on the extrajudicial killings committed in the government's war…

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Read more about the article Sara explains alliance with Bongbong Marcos in unity rally
Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. and Sara Duterte-Carpio at a motorcade in Davao del Norte province last Nov. 21, 2021. (Photo from Bongbong Marcos Facebook Page)

Sara explains alliance with Bongbong Marcos in unity rally

The motorcade of the "UniTeam" started in Carmen, Davao del Norte with a throng of motorcycle drivers that drove all the way to Cuntapay Building in Lapu-Lapu Street in Tagum.

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Read more about the article Women rights advocates want more probe into Quiboloy’s sex trafficking ring
Pastor Apollo Quiboloy (Sonshine Media Network International's Facebook page)

Women rights advocates want more probe into Quiboloy’s sex trafficking ring

The report said the victims were brought to the United States through questionably obtained visas, where they were tasked to do house chores, gave the pastor massages, and perform sex as their "night duty".

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Read more about the article Makabayan wants House probe on drug raid of beach party

Makabayan wants House probe on drug raid of beach party

The progressive bloc filed House Resolution 2342, raising issue that there is an alleged cover-up as 17 persons who were in the party were detained while former Davao City Information Officer Jefry Tupas and others who attended the party were set free.

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