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Int’l rights watchdog lauds signing of law criminalizing enforced disappearances

By Rhodina Villanueva | December 23, 2012 - 12:00am

The new law that criminalizes enforced disappearances in the Philippines is the first of its kind in Asia and a major milestone in ending human-rights violations, the international group Human Rights Watch (HRW)...

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‘Memory of Marcos misdeeds fading’

February 23, 2006 - 12:00am

Ferdinand Marcos transformed the Philippines from a promising democracy to a basket-case dictatorship, but 20 years after his fall from power surprisingly few people have bitter memories of him. While government...

Headlines