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                    [Title] => Illegal Japanese recruiter deported
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 The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has deported a Japanese illegal recruiter who duped many Filipinos here with promises of high paying jobs abroad that turned out to be non-existent.
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                    [Title] => Tensyon sa Palasyo
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TULOY ang entrada bilang Presidential Chief of Staff ni dating Senador Mar Roxas.
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                    [Title] => 25 OFWs jailed in Qatar granted amnesty
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Twenty-five overseas Filipino workers currently jailed in Qatar have been granted amnesty and will soon be freed, according to Vice President Jejomar Binay, the presidential adviser on OFW concerns.
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                    [Title] => Court orders arrest of Jaylo
                    [Summary] => A Manila court issued an arrest warrant yesterday against retired police captain Reynaldo Jaylo, who had served as chief of the defunct Presidential Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIRTF), based on illegal detention cases filed against him and members of his team by the Department of Justice.


Judge Nina Antonio-Valenzuela, of Branch 28 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court, issued the warrant on the grounds that Jaylo allegedly detained six persons illegally for a period of three months.


No bail was recommended.


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                    [Title] => Government hopes RP will be removed from US watchlist on human trafficking
                    [Summary] => Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo said yesterday the Philippines remains hopeful of being removed from the Tier Two Watch List of the US government following the recent convictions of three human traffickers.


At a press conference, Romulo said more convictions are expected in the coming year.


"I’m happy to report that there have been three convictions and with this performance and record, hopefully we would be removed from the Tier Two Watch List ," he said.


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                    [Title] => Illegal detention raps slapped on AIR-TF men
                    [Summary] => The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed before the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) non-bailable illegal detention charges against eight men of the Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (PAIR-TF).


State Prosecutor Romeo Senson identified those charged as Ernesto Incomedes,  Antonio Aliermo, Edgardo Ignacio, Elias Jaylo, Fernando Jardin,  Gerardo Quisol, Rodante Cortez and Aberdo de Jesus.


Senson said the charge sheet did not include their chief, former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo, pending another preliminary investigation on Nov. 23.


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                    [Title] => The Americans are right in charging that we’re not stopping human traffickers
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First, let me say that it would be wrong, and incredibly stupid, for the United States Government and the US military to whisk the six US Marines facing rape or rape "conspiracy" charges away to their home base in Okinawa.


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                    [AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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                    [Title] => Complaints pile up vs Jaylo’s men — NBI
                    [Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is set to file within the week additional robbery-extortion charges against agents of the Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (AIR-TF) even as more complainants continue to come forward.


 Agent Allan Contado, of the NBI-Intelligence Special Operations Division (ISOD), said yesterday that since the arrest of 11 AIR-TF agents in an entrapment operation last Oct. 12, their office has been swamped with complaints.


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                    [Title] => Retired cop to testify vs Jaylo
                    [Summary] => Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (AIR-TF) Director Reynaldo Jaylo’s   men are now starting to express willingness to testify against their boss.


A retired policeman who had   worked under Jaylo has offered to testify on his alleged extortion activities.


Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco said the ex-cop was a disgruntled operative.


However, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has yet to officially take him in as a state witness against Jaylo, a former police official himself.


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                    [Title] => Illegal detention charges filed vs Jaylo, 8 others
                    [Summary] => A warrant of arrest might soon be issued against Anti-Illegal Recruitment Task Force (AIR-TF) Director Reynaldo Jaylo after the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) filed illegal detention charges against him and eight of his men last Friday afternoon. 


 "In the case of Director Jaylo since he was not included in the arrest, the court will decide if a warrant of arrest would be issued against him once the prosecution files the case in court," NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco said.


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ANTI-ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT TASK FORCE

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Judge Nina Antonio-Valenzuela, of Branch 28 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court, issued the warrant on the grounds that Jaylo allegedly detained six persons illegally for a period of three months.


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"I’m happy to report that there have been three convictions and with this performance and record, hopefully we would be removed from the Tier Two Watch List ," he said.


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State Prosecutor Romeo Senson identified those charged as Ernesto Incomedes,  Antonio Aliermo, Edgardo Ignacio, Elias Jaylo, Fernando Jardin,  Gerardo Quisol, Rodante Cortez and Aberdo de Jesus.


Senson said the charge sheet did not include their chief, former police captain Reynaldo Jaylo, pending another preliminary investigation on Nov. 23.


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Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco said the ex-cop was a disgruntled operative.


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 "In the case of Director Jaylo since he was not included in the arrest, the court will decide if a warrant of arrest would be issued against him once the prosecution files the case in court," NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco said.


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