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Karapatan to Imee Marcos: Sorry, millennials haven’t moved on from Martial law atrocities

Human rights group Karapatan lambasted Ilocos Norte Governor Imee Marcos’ remark that millennials have moved on with the issues hounding her family, saying that it millennials protested against the burial of her father—the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos.  

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Labor rights group dares DOLE: Implement properly Occupational Safety and Health law

A labor rights group dared on Wednesday the government’s labor department to implement properly the recently signed Occupational Safety and Health Law which they described as a “landmark victory for all Filipino workers.”

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National Anti Poverty Commission Lead Convenor Liza Maza. (Albert Alcain/Presidential Photo)

Collapse of peace talks, the rise of Arroyo, Marcoses in power

National Anti-poverty Commission (NAPC) secretary and convenor Liza Maza has resigned on Monday, Aug. 19 because of the grim political situation in the country under the Duterte administration.

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