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MANILA, Philippines — Sa pagsisimula ng pagdinig kahapon ng panel ng Kamara de Representantes sa mga kriminal na aktibidades na iniuugnay sa operasyon ng Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations (POGO) ay nalantad ang sexual torture, man to man at iba pang uri ng pisikal na pang-aabuso.
MANILA, Philippines — The pronouncement of Vice President Sara Duterte that she is the “designated survivor” did not sit well with some members of the House of Representatives.
MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives’ committee on human rights is set to start next week its investigation on alleged extrajudicial killings related to the war on illegal drugs during the time of former president Rodrigo Duterte.
MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives' human rights committee has opted not to summon former President Rodrigo Duterte to its upcoming investigation on the extrajudicial killings that happened during the "war on drugs" that he initiated.
MANILA, Philippines — Fugitive Apollo Quiboloy’s criminal cases in Davao City should be transferred to a court in Metro Manila, administration lawmakers said yesterday.
MANILA, Philippines — A ranking lawmaker at the House of Representatives has urged the country's law enforcers to locate and arrest controversial pastor Apollo Quiboloy, who continues to be in hiding pending his two warrants of arrest.
MANILA, Philippines — House lawmakers on Tuesday bucked the recent calls by former President Rodrigo Duterte to secede Mindanao from the country, saying that the lengthy peace processes undertaken by Mindanaoans through the years have “already settled” the matter of the region’s autonomy.
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, November 29) — A House of Representatives committee will investigate Sonshine Media Network Inc. (SMNI) over a report it aired alleging that Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez has a ₱1.8-billion travel fund.