The Constitution does not provide for proof of life photos but requires the chief executive to inform the public of his state of health “in case of serious illness”
May 20, 2019
Tag: Duterte
Vote-buying will never be an acceptable practice, Mr. President
The voter’s right to choose the next batch of leaders does not have a cash equivalent, whatever the amount
May 16, 2019
How the Philippine media is threatened over the years
The Philippines is the among the worst places in Southeast Asia for journalists due to threats of safety and censorship
May 6, 2019
Palawan to be divided into 3 provinces under new law
President Duterte approved the split of Palawan, making the creation of Palawan del Norte, Palawan Oriental and Palawan del Sur highly possible
Apr 13, 2019
You can keep your mobile number for life under this new law
Under the Mobile Number Portability Act, both prepaid and postpaid subscribers can keep their mobile numbers for life even if they switch networks.
Feb 20, 2019
Good news: The Telecommuting Act has been signed into law
Private sector employers may now offer "working from home" arrangements for their employees
Jan 11, 2019
Filipino Sign Language Act is now a law. Here’s what we should expect
FSL is declared as the national sign language of the Filipino deaf
Nov 13, 2018
No surprise: Duterte’s misogyny has trickled down to the rank-and-file
There is a connection between the President’s “spit exchange” statement and the cop who raped a daughter of drug suspects
Oct 29, 2018
How does Senator Mocha Uson sound to you?
The presidential communications assistant secretary has resigned to run for a legislative seat but can't decide which
Oct 3, 2018
A martial law childhood spent among Marcos loyalists
“Pera-pera lang” explains why people will support martial law, historical revision and the current administration’s abuses
Sep 25, 2018