Int’l rights group tags former mayor in 300 ‘death squad’ killings
A former mayor is implicated by a human rights group’s report on “death squad” killings in Tagum City that felled around 300 people in the past four years.
Duterte thought twice to help NPA captive accused of logging, illegal drugs
Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte said he was at first hesitant to help a soldier recently held by the New People’s Army when he learned that the Prisoner of War (POW) was involved in illegal logging and drug use.
Long power outages irk Panabo’s first-time registrants
Prolonged power outages have angered first-time registrants during the city’s continuing voter’s registration at the Commission on Election.
Govt snubs calls for peace talks as war vs reds continue
Mounting offensives from both Armed Forces of the Philippines and the New People's Army have escalated in the past weeks as the government peace panel snubbed proposals to re-open talks with the National Democratic Front.
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