by DAVAO TODAY
Dec 15, 2008
People in the Visayas and Luzon are joining calls to stop the war in Mindanao after the peace caravan that traveled the whole stretch of the archipelago for seven days had open their eyes to understand the conflict for the first time, Gus Miclat, the executive director of IID, said upon the return of the caravan here.
by DAVAO TODAY
Dec 15, 2008
Davao City — Davao del Norte Governor Rodolfo Del Rosario categorically denied he received 5 million pesos out of the…
by DAVAO TODAY
Dec 15, 2008
The Union of Peoples’ Lawyers in Mindanao (UPLM) strongly condemned the new threats directed against lawyer Emiliano Deleverio, UPLM vice…
by DAVAO TODAY
Dec 15, 2008
On November 17, radio commentator Arecio Padrigao of Radyo Natin in Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental, was shot dead by two…
by DAVAO TODAY
Dec 15, 2008
Davao City — Karapatan southern Mindanao strongly condemns the 66th infantry battallion for harrassing two members of groups in New…
by DAVAO TODAY
Dec 15, 2008
Manila — US President-elect Barack Obama has reassured President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo of continuing good relations between the Philippines and the…
by DAVAO TODAY
Dec 15, 2008
On his way out as the regional Philippine National Police chief, Andres Caro again took a swipe against the New…
by DAVAO TODAY
Dec 15, 2008
Pastor Jurie Jaime, secretary-general of PCPR-Davao, urged the next US President to stop pledging millions of US dollars in aid to the Philippine military that has yet to answer for the brutal killings, enforced disappearances and illegal arrests of hundreds of activists.
by DAVAO TODAY
Nov 19, 2008
Twits Dutch government for “poisoning” peace talks in Philippines Utrecht — Philippine Senator Maria Ana Madrigal met with the peace…