Press Release - Senate media interview of Senator Win Gatchalian on the arrest of Alice Guo
Q: Statement on the arrest of Alice Guo
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PAGASA warns of tropical cyclone-like threat for the next 2 weeks
MANILA, Philippines — After Severe Tropical Storm Enteng (international name: Yagi), several tropical cyclones could develop within the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) for the next two weeks, state weather bureau PAGASA said.
Remulla blames Immigration chief for not promptly reporting Guo's escape
MANILA, Philippines — Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla admitted on Wednesday, September 4, that he is no longer in communication with Immigration Commissioner Norman Tansingco following the latter’s failure to promptly disclose the timing of dismissed Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo's escape from the Philippines.
Padilla wants to expand MTRCB’s power to include online streaming services
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Robin Padilla wants to broaden the scope of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) to include online streaming services.
Padilla ends sexual abuse hearings, cites sensationalism as unhelpful
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Robin Padilla announced on Wednesday the cancellation of his panel’s hearing on sexual abuse, citing concerns about the lack of productivity due to sensationalism.
Press Release - Sen. Robin Bill Gives 'Bawal Bastos' Act More Teeth vs Sexual Harassment
A bill by Sen. Robinhood "Robin" C. Padilla aims to give more teeth to the Bawal Bastos (Safe Spaces Act) of 2019, by proposing stiffer penalties against violators.
National Justice Information System established
TO further enhance information sharing and ensure the speedy delivery of justice, the Department of Justice yesterday signed an agreement with the Supreme Court and the Department of the Interior and Local Government for the establishment of a National Justice Information System (NJIS).
‘2073’ Review: Director Asif Kapadia’s Dystopian Portrait Of The Future Feels All Too Real – Venice Film Festival
There’s a disturbing plausibility to director Asif Kapadia’s docudrama 2073, which just premiered out of competition at the Venice Film Festival. It’s set 49 years in the future, a time when surveillance drones swarm the skies and shock troops keep the order, truncheons in hand. We’re not in America anymore. Welcome to “New San Francisco – Capital of the Americas.”