Rule of Law or Rule of Tainted Judges?

To Take A Stand by Oscar P. Lagman, Jr. Referring to the granting of the quo warranto petition that led to the ouster of Maria Lourdes Sereno as Chief Justice, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said, “The Court ruling is an assertion of the supremacy of the fundamental law of the…

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Lift Martial Law, End Tyranny In Mindanao

By the Movement Against Tyranny May 23, 2018 On the first anniversary of the Marawi siege, the Movement Against Tyranny is calling on the President or Congress to lift martial law in Mindanao and allow Marawi and other parts of the island to pursue rehabilitation and development in a free,…

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Supremacy of the Law or of Biased Judges?

Inquirer Commentary By Oscar P. Lagman, Jr. Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said, “The Court ruling is an assertion of the supremacy of the fundamental law of the land.” Chief presidential legal counsel Salvador Panelo asserted, “The Supreme Court has spoken. We all must bow to the majesty of the law.”…

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Mga manggagawa ng Uni-Pak, iligal na tinanggal sa trabaho

By Manila Today Staff –        May 17, 2018 Apatnapu’t apat na manggagawa ng SLORD Development Corporation, tagamanupaktura ng mga produktong Uni-Pak, ang nawalan ng hanapbuhay noong Mayo 12. Ibinaba sa kanila ang isang memorandum na pinapirma sa kanila noong Sabado, isang araw matapos maglunsad ng walkout ang mga manggagawa para…

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Considerations for an Ethical Discernment Regarding Some Aspects of the Present Economic-Financial System

Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith  Dicastery For Promoting Integral Human Development  Oeconomicae et pecuniariae quaestiones  Considerations for an Ethical Discernment Regarding Some Aspects of the Present Economic-Financial System .   Introduction 1.    Economic and financial issues draw our attention today as never before because of the growing influence…

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Church Forum on Charter Change

Dear mission partners and friends, Greetings from CBCP-NASSA. In the past months, voices, statements and issues have been raised by Church and other organizations on the rationale and process of Charter Change and there have also been much analysis on contents and implications of the proposals being considered. However, it…

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IP rights in BBL means inclusive peace, say Lumads

(May 21, 2018/Manila) – “To include non-Moro indigenous peoples rights in the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) means inclusive peace, and a more lasting one,” says Titay Bleyen Santos Unsad, a Teduray leader from Upi, Maguindanao. “Peace in Mindanao is a common aspiration of the Moro people and the non-Moro…

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