Davao City Police Office (DCPO) expressed concern over the increasing number of rape incidents victimizing children.
The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency here nabbed on Wednesday, October 25 two drug pushers in separate buy bust operations.
Some 5,691 law enforcers will be deployed in the city to secure the observance of the All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day next week.
Reacting to the accusations by a group of farmer-residents, Ayala Corporation (AC) has maintained that contrary to what has been alleged, it has kept its promise of providing the displaced community members with the benefit package.
Presidential son and City Vice Mayor, Paolo Duterte, announced Thursday, October 26 that he will retire from politics this 2019 elections.
Two siblings died Tuesday evening, October 24, after a police officer shot them for allegedly resisting arrest.
The National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC) is calling on government agencies to comprehensively address the problem of poverty by taking into consideration the people’s 10 basic needs when crafting projects for the community.
Civilians displaced by the siege in Marawi City have expressed their opposition to the plan of the government to implement an identification (ID) system to the evacuees calling it a discrimination and a violation of their human rights.
The Royal Norwegian Government on Tuesday appointed a new special envoy to the peace process between the Philippine government and the communist National Democratic Front of the Philippines.
Almost a hundred small scale miners from Mt. Diwalwal trooped to the office of the Philippine Mining Development Corporation (PMDC) Monday, October 23 to call on the government to reconsider its plan of ordering small scale miners to relocate operations outside Mt. Diwalwal.
