The association of Catholic educators are encouraging its member schools to review its policies about hazing to ensure the safety of students from physical harm.
The frequent absences of a city councilor here caused the removal of his leadership and membership in various committees on Tuesday.
A Jesuit priest who heads the largest organizations of Catholic schools in the country is encouraging members to study the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) to better understand it.
The council is now mulling over the conversion of current streetlights to “energy-efficient” lights, as one of the highlighted legislative requests of City Mayor Sara Duterte in her State of the City Address (SOCA).
More students in Metro Manila are now aware of the plight of the indigenous peoples (IPs) of Mindanao due to the conduct of the Lakbayan of National Minorities as its hundreds of Moro and Lumad delegates returned home Tuesday, September 26.
President Rodrigo Duterte said Friday the diagram of people involved in the illegal drug trade in Lanao del Sur province shows how the drug trade operates in Marawi City, funding the activities of local terrorists.
Aside from housing units and a job in the armed forces, President Rodrigo Duterte is offering a possible general amnesty for members of the New People’s Army who will come down from the mountains.
TO REDACT or not to redact. Which could avoid or attract scrutiny and censure?
MORE THAN a year after President Rodrigo R. Duterte signed the Freedom of Information executive order, a practice completely reverse of the policy has been creeping onto some documents requested by the public. The likely tool for the unexpected move: a black marker.
Barangay Matina Crossing 74-A here has a new village chief after former Punong Barangay Atty. Angela Librado-Trinidad filed her resignation last week.
