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Monday, April 14, 2008 |
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Ermita: RP to accede to torture accord
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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita, chairman of
the Presidential Human Rights Committee (PHRC), announced during the
mandatory universal periodic review (UPR) on April 11 in Geneva,
Switzerland that the Philippines will soon take formal steps to
accede to the Optional Protocol to the Convention against
Torture and Cruel, Inhuman, Degrading Treatment or Punishment (OPCAT).
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Transport groups, LTO hold dialogue
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Leaders of various transport groups held a dialogue with Stradcom
Corporation to find solutions to their grievances on operational and
service issues concerning the Land Transportation Office-Information
Technology Project.
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Justice Dept. takes cudgels
for three SC justices today
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JUSTICE Secretary Raul Gonzalez is taking the
cudgels for three Supreme Court (SC) justices that some senators
want to inhibit themselves when the SC starts its deliberation
tomorrow on the motion for reconsideration filed by the Senate.
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SC order dismissal, arrest of stenographer
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A court stenographer is now a fugitive from
justice for failing to transcribe the stenographic notes she took in
a court session.
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Blogger responds to ex-lover’s
allegations of love, lies and lust
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The controversy surrounding Australian blogger
Brian Gorrell and his alleged former lover, Delfin DJ Montano’s
telenovela-style tale of love, lies, Manila’s high society and the
alleged theft of $70,000, is no longer limited to online followers
who patronize Gorrell’s blog.
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