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PH ethnic groups want IPRA, NCIP permanently abolished

Saying the law on indigenous Filipinos has “failed to deter the plunder of our national patrimony and exploitation of our indigenous territories", the activist organization of tribal Filipinos called on the scrapping of both the law and the agency that was created to administer to the welfare of tribal Filipinos.

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Davao health office encourage men to participate in family planning procedures

The city’s health officers are encouraging openness among men to adapt to family planning methods and other reproductive health issues, in their bid to alter the “very low acceptance rate" to a family planning procedure.

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Read more about the article Tagum police on heightened alert ahead of “Undas”
MEMENTO A framed photo is placed among the tombs in Tibungco Cemetery during the observance of All Soul's Day on November 2. In this day, Relatives bring not only mementos such as photographs and flowers for their departed relatives, some also bring food, liquor and cigarettes and place them atop the tombs. (davaotoday.com photo by Medel V. Hernani)

Tagum police on heightened alert ahead of “Undas”

Police here has been placed on full alert status starting on Monday, a week before the nation’s observance of All Saints Day (November 1) and All Souls Day (November 2) or Undas, a police official said.

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