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Beyond criminal liability, the group seeks “moral and political responsibility all the way to the palace.”

As the Philippine government gears up to host the next ASEAN Summit in November, Carmen Verona is also bracing herself, but for something quite different: the possibility of getting evicted from where she sets up her makeshift store.​

On Nov. 1, Rowena Diaz’s two sons are visiting the cemetery for the first time.

President Rodrigo Duterte claims the Philippines gets nothing from the United Nations. We checked. The president is wrong.

Tension filled a dialogue in the barangay hall of Barangay 770 on Oct. 25.

These fake reports trended on social media this week. Don’t believe them.

DENR is batting for greater protection for whale sharks and four other migratory birds and fishes, through measures seeking to guard them against unsustainable tourism practices, among others.

Duterte now threatens to declare a revolutionary government, an idea that only a month ago he said he would not entertain.

Honesty and justice serve as her anchor as she prepares for her own trial.

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They claim officers of the Manila Police District Station 6 are liable for a “systematic violence” wrought on their neighborhood.

These fake reports trended on social media this week. Don’t believe them.