Author: ZEA IO MING C. CAPISTRANO

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Rudy Silva, 42, has been working as a laborer in General Santos City Fish Port Complex for five years. Here, Rudy, along with fish traders, loads tuna weighing at least 75 kilos each in an elf truck to travel to Davao City on a Sunday morning. (Zea Io Ming C. Capistrano/davaotoday.com)

LABORER

Rudy Silva, 42, has been working as a laborer in General Santos City Fish Port Complex for five years. Here, Rudy, along with fish traders, loads tuna weighing at least 75 kilos each in an elf truck to travel to Davao City on a Sunday morning. (Zea Io Ming C. Capistrano/davaotoday.com)

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Read more about the article Dead activist, solon in kidnapping case Vs progressives

Dead activist, solon in kidnapping case Vs progressives

The name of a dead environmental activist and a picture of former lawmaker who died seven years ago, were among the respondents on the cases of kidnapping, serious illegal detention and trafficking filed against members of progressive groups here.

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Read more about the article OFWs from Davao to join zero remittance day on August 28
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OFWs from Davao to join zero remittance day on August 28

Crison Martesio, 39, who currently works in Dubai, will join Filipino migrant workers elsewhere to keep away from banks and remittance centers on Friday to protest the fees collected from Overseas Filipino Workers in sending out balikbayan boxes.

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Members of progressive organizations are mulling to file Writ of Habeas Data against officials of the Crime Detection and Investigation Group to compel them to release the basis why activists were included in the line up of suspects who were charged with human trafficking and kidnapping of the more than 600 Lumad evacuees housed in a church compound in Davao City. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

NOT CRIMINALS

Members of progressive organizations are mulling to file Writ of Habeas Data against officials of the Crime Detection and Investigation Group to compel them to release the basis why activists were included in the line up of suspects who were charged with human trafficking and kidnapping of the more than 600 Lumad evacuees housed in a church compound in Davao City. (Zea Io Ming C. Capistrano/davaotoday.com)

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