Child sex abuse a silent scourge
Child advocates among non-government and local government want more effort in disseminating awareness and support to children who are victims of sexual abuse.
SURPRISE INSPECTION. Inspectors from the Land Transportation Office conducted a random inspection of passenger buses at Ecoland Terminal and found this bus having a different engine chassis than the one registered.(Tyrone Velez/ davaotoday.com)
Surprise inspection finds irregularities in buses, passenger vans
A surprise inspection by transportation agents on terminals in the city discovered irregularities in the registration of some buses and passenger vans.
Photojournalist, scores of protesters hurt in rally
Police also drove away reporters and injured a photojournalist, Barry Ohaylan of Pinoy Weekly & Kilab Multimedia, who was bleeding in the head after being hit by a police officer.
(FILE PHOTO/davaotoday.com)
‘We did not surrender but taking up arms for long was destructive’ -MILF
“Nakakatulong ang armas sa atin sa gera noon pang Martial Law, pero ang palaging paggamit ng armas nakakasira din. (Arms helped us in the war during Martial Law. But the frequent use of arms will be destructive as well). I’ve been fighting for forty years; I see more destruction in arms."
Relief group finds no improvement in Yolanda wreckage after 3 months
The Philippine government thanked donors all over the world simultaneously in billboards all over the world during the 3rd month anniversary of Typhoon Yolanda last February 8—a move which a relief group found ironic as they saw the state of poverty and neglect among survivors here.