(**Agency**) MANILA, Philippines — As many as 2 million Filipino children may have been subjected to online sexual abuse and exploitation last year, according to a new report. The estimate represents a scaled size of the Philippines’ population, based on… Continue Reading
(GMA News) Miss Universe Philippines National Director Shamcey Supsup-Lee is positive that this year’s Miss Universe Philippines pageant is the biggest and grandest yet in the history of local pageantry. “This year is really exciting — it’s our 3rd year.… Continue Reading
(Daily Tribune) Signing the Vape bill into law will lead to a substantial smoking rate reduction in the Philippines, in the same way, that the use of less harmful alternatives such as e-cigarettes helped the United Kingdom (UK) address smoking… Continue Reading
(SunStar) PETROLEUM companies announced on Monday, April 18, 2022, another increase in fuel prices. Companies will implement an additional P0.45 per liter for gasoline and kerosene and P1.70 per liter for diesel. Caltex Petroleum Corporation will implement the price adjustments… Continue Reading
(Manila Bulletin) Guided by the principle that knowledge is power, and that education can pave the way to a brighter future, Epson Philippines has teamed up with Save the Children Philippines, the world’s leading independent children’s organization. In support of… Continue Reading
(Daily Tribune) Last February, I went to Barangay Buso-buso and Barangay Banyaga in Laurel, Batangas with the director and staff of the Philippine branch of the Taiwan Fund for Children and Families (TFCF), a non-governmental organization (NGO) providing services to… Continue Reading
(Journal Online) OP360 aims to hire 500+ Davaoeños for both onsite and remote roles this year as it expects to officially launch its Davao site in Q3. DAVAO CITY, PHILIPPINES — OfficePartners360 (OP360) celebrated its expansion into Mindanao with a… Continue Reading
(Bulatlat) MANILA — A month before the elections, the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) relaunched on April 13 its Media Safety Office as attacks against the Philippine press persist. NUJP chairperson Jonathan de Santos said journalists have… Continue Reading
