Alleged illegal recruiter nabbed in Pasay
MANILA, Philippines — A man wanted for large-scale illegal recruitment was arrested in Pasay City on Friday, according to the Southern Police District.
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SC sets guidelines for determining children's discernment in criminal acts
MANILA, Philippines — Children are not always assumed to have the ability to make sound judgments in criminal offenses, the Supreme Court (SC) said.
‘Cancellation of Teves passport a victory for justice’
MANILA, Philippines — A court ruling, which ordered the cancellation of the passport of expelled Negros Oriental representative Arnolfo Teves Jr., is a ”victory for justice,” according to Interior Secretary Benjamin Abalos.
Prince Harry settles UK hacking lawsuit against Mirror tabloid
LONDON, United Kingdom — Britain's Prince Harry on Friday settled a long-running lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) but vowed to continue his legal battles with several other UK media outlets.
Press Release - Instead of jail term, Jinggoy proposes fine of 5K to 30K
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UN envoy slams delays in trial of 2 rights activists
UNITED Nations Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression Irene Khan yesterday criticized the protracted trial of two human rights activists and a journalist who are detained in Tacloban City.
DOJ: We still have a strong case
MANILA, Philippines — Department of Justice officials believe they still have a strong case against six former Manila Arena guards allegedly involved in the disappearance of six sabungeros or cockfighting aficionados, Assistant DOJ Secretary Mico Clavano said yesterday.
Journalists hustisiya ang hanap sa ika-13 taong pagkamatay ni Gerry Ortega | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Nababahala ang National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) sa itinatakbo ng kaso ng Palawan broadcaster at environmenal activist na si Gerry Ortega, na siyang pinatay eksaktong 13 taon na ang nakalilipas.