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MAYOR WANTS PROBE ON POLICE. Mayor Rodrigo Duterte promises photojournalist Barry Ohaylan (left) that he will investigate police officers who hit Ohaylan when he was covering a rally Thursday that was dispersed by the police. Ohaylan suffered a gash in the head. (John Rizle Saligumba/ davaotoday.com)

MAYOR WANTS PROBE ON POLICE

Post author:DAVAO TODAY
Post published:February 16, 2014
Post category:News in Pictures Photography SLIDER
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MAYOR WANTS PROBE ON POLICE. Mayor Rodrigo Duterte promises photojournalist Barry Ohaylan (left) that he will investigate police officers who hit Ohaylan when he was covering a rally Thursday that was dispersed by the police. Ohaylan suffered a gash in the head. (John Rizle Saligumba/ davaotoday.com)

Duterte, V-men join women in ‘One Billion Rising for Justice’

Post author:EARL O. CONDEZA
Post published:February 15, 2014
Post category:DAVAO CITY Headline Liberation Movements Mass Movement Politics Totally Davao
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Davao City mayor Rodrigo Duterte and former Mutya ng Dabaw winner Fila Guia Hidalgo were among the personalities who joined the city’s event for the One Billion Rising for Justice Campaign on Valentine’s Day February 14.

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Post author:ACE R. MORANDANTE
Post published:February 15, 2014
Post category:Photography SLIDER
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MASKED DANCER. A worker flashes the One Billion Rising hand sign during the globally-synchronized dance on Valentine's Day as women and advocates demand social justice and protection of human rights for women and children worldwide. (Ace Morandante/davaotoday.com)

Child sex abuse a silent scourge

Post author:TYRONE A. VELEZ
Post published:February 14, 2014
Post category:Headline Human Rights Youth & Children
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Child advocates among non-government and local government want more effort in disseminating awareness and support to children who are victims of sexual abuse.

Relief group finds no improvement in Yolanda wreckage after 3 months

Post author:EARL O. CONDEZA
Post published:February 12, 2014
Post category:Environment Headline
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The Philippine government thanked donors all over the world simultaneously in billboards all over the world during the 3rd month anniversary of Typhoon Yolanda last February 8—a move which a relief group found ironic as they saw the state of poverty and neglect among survivors here.

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