DOJ: Human trafficking drive needs whole-of-nation approach
AN official of the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday said the government needs to adopt a whole-of-nation approach to successfully stop human trafficking.
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CBCP expands diocesan ecology ‘desk’ to ‘ministry’
AMID growing concerns on environmental issues, the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has agreed to expand the role of the Church in protecting Mother Nature by upgrading ecology desks in all dioceses and archdioceses into ecology ministries.
6,256 ‘bad eggs’ penalized by PNP Internal Affairs Service
A TOTAL of 6,256 policemen have been found guilty by the PNP Internal Affairs Service (IAS) of committing various offenses under the administration of President Marcos Jr., the IAS reported yesterday.
Suspect in killing of Aussie couple in Tagaytay surrenders
A SUSPECT in the recent killing of an Australian couple and their Filipina companion in Tagaytay City surrendered to police yesterday morning in Batangas.
FFW pushes for across-the-board wage hike in NCR
THE Federation of Free Workers (FFW) yesterday urged private sector employers in the National Capital Region (NCR) to implement an across-the-board pay increase beginning today, Wednesday.
‘Bahamas files’: $15M deposits, 14 accounts, 1 Comelec official
FORMER Caloocan Rep. Edgar Erice yesterday furnished the Commission on Elections (Comelec) what he labeled as the “Bahamas files” containing documents supposedly bearing the complete details of the foreign bank accounts of a poll official with deposits purportedly totaling $15 million from South Korea.
WHO fails to catch up with consumer-led innovation to end smoking
THE World Health Organization (WHO) and other anti-vaping groups have failed to catch up with consumer-driven public health innovations, particularly smoke-free technologies that are now helping millions of smokers quit, according to tobacco harm reduction (THR) advocates.