Typhoon Juan Affects Livelihood of Residents of Ilocos Sur
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Kin of Victim of Extrajudicial Killing Find Justice in the UN
Kin of Victim of Extrajudicial Killing Find Justice in the UN
By RONALYN V. OLEA
The main perpetrator in the extrajudicial killing of human rights defender Benjaline Hernandez was granted bail by a local court and was reportedly acquitted recently. But the United Nations Human Rights Committee found the Philippine government accountable for her death.
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Two Surigao del Sur Farmers Missing
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By MARYA SALAMAT
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