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SC eyes SALN review |
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Guidelines needed
to prevent harassment
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CHIEF Justice
Reynato Puno is in favor of reopening to the public the Statements
of Assets Liabilities and Networth (SALNs) of Supreme Court justices
and other members of the judiciary.
During a
roundtable with The Manila Times, the Chief Justice said he would
not object if the Supreme Court reexamines a resolution prohibiting
disclosure of justices’ SALNs.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Bishops also want
Melo body document
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Two senior
Philippine Roman Catholic Bishops on Sunday joined calls for the
government to release the Melo Commission’s report on
extrajudicial killings.
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Opposition camp to
seek release of Estrada
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The Philippine
opposition will ask the country’s special antigraft court to allow
former President Joseph Estrada to be released from house arrest so
he can campaign for May 14 midterm election.
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JdV: Antiterrorism
bill is RP global commitment
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Speaker Jose
de Venecia expressed confidence Sunday that the antiterrorism bill
and at least two other urgent measures would be approved by Congress
during a two-day special session called by President Arroyo...
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Angara seeks
higher state investment in public education
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Sen. Edgardo
J. Angara said on Sunday that whoever wins in the May 2007
legislative elections should forge a multipartisan consensus to give
educational concerns “a draconian push” in Congress.
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FIS launches first
Math and Science Fair
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THE Fountain
International School on Friday launched its first Science and
Mathematics fair, a three-day event aimed at showcasing the
scientific and mathematical talents of students and encourage
parents to help stimulate...
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Media killings
subvert Philippine democracy
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Only four
government officials, two of them mayors, are suspects in the
killing journalists, according to the Task Force Usig report
submitted to the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial killings,
Philip Alston.
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Ombudsman files
raps vs. soldier in foiled murder of broadcaster
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For nearly two
years now, a thin, bed-ridden man has spent his days and nights
feverishly writing letters to government officials.
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