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Edre Olalia, chair of the National Union of Peoples’ Lawyers and co-head of the Universal Periodic Review. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

Philippine groups press UN anew on rights abuses

MANILA — Civil society groups raised anew their concern over human rights abuses in the country before the 53rd Regular Session of the United...

Brgy, SK execs to get shorter terms following SC ruling

MANILA — With the decision of the Supreme Court (SC) that declared unconstitutional the law that rescheduled barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections, originally...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s foreign trips have so far netted some P3.48 trillion in investment pledges, which could translate into thousands of domestic jobs if realized.

Allies, critics weigh in on Marcos’ 1st year

BALER, AURORA — President Marcos should continue to promote the Philippines on the international stage as a viable investment destination, Sen. Juan Edgardo Angara...
Majestic but restive Mayon Volcano in Albay remains under Alert Level 3 as of July 2, 2023. MICHAEL B. JAUCIAN, PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER

Mayon Volcano records 397 rockfall events

MANILA — The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) on Sunday reported that Mayon Volcano, which is still under Alert Level 3, had...

‘Love the Philippines’ video under fire

MANILA – The Department of Tourism’s (DOT) is probing the alleged use stock footage taken from other countries in its “Love the Philippines” promotion...
Photo courtesy of CNN Philippines

Advisory body on LGBTQIA+ affairs pushed

MANILA — A national alliance of LGBTQIA+ organizations proposed to President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. the creation of a commission or an advisory council...
There had been 336 “drug-related” killings since President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., assumed power, most of which were carried out during police operations, according to the Human Rights Watch.

No improvement in PH rights record, says HRW

MANILA – A year has passed and rights advocates have yet to see improvements in the country’s human rights situation under President Ferdinand Marcos...
“Help us protect the independence of unions and its members — that our rights to freely organize and bargain/negotiate are guaranteed free from any fear or intervention from the government of the Philippines,” says Raymond Basilio, secretary-general of the Alliance of Concerned Teachers.

ACT raises alleged red-tagging before Int’l Labor Organization

MANILA — The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) has lodged another complaint before the International Labor Organization (ILO) over the alleged red-tagging and profiling...
Pedestrians, many of them wearing face masks, cross Kamuning Road in Quezon City in this file photo. File photo by GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE / Philippine Daily Inquirer

Metro Manila among the least livable cities in the world

MANILA — Metro Manila slipped by four places to 136th among 173 cities in this year’s ranking of livable cities all over the world...
MARCOS

Marcos gives self ‘incomplete’ grade after a year in office

MANILA — Almost one year into office, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. observed there is much more that needs to be done. During an ambush...