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Renowned British botanist David Bellamy said the Philippines could be a model to other countries in balancing the conservation of coral reefs while promoting ecotourism.


In a recent interview with The STAR, Bellamy, who also hosts a popular nature television show in the United Kingdom, said he was amazed by the way Filipinos have exerted efforts to rehabilitate coral reefs as well as restoring the forests.


"More resources would mean more tourists for the Philippines," he said.


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At the launching of Unicef’s new study titled "Child Pornography in the Philippines," Unicef executive director Carol Bellamy said the Philippines should study both the "supply and demand" sides of child pornography for it to come up with the right approach to the problem.


The fight against this global social issue won’t be easy, Bellamy said.


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Bellamy is in the country for a four-day visit as part of her international
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In a recent interview with The STAR, Bellamy, who also hosts a popular nature television show in the United Kingdom, said he was amazed by the way Filipinos have exerted efforts to rehabilitate coral reefs as well as restoring the forests.


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United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) executive director Carol
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Bellamy is in the country for a four-day visit as part of her international
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‘RP can serve as model to other countries on eco-tourism’

By Ghio Ong | February 23, 2007 - 12:00am

Renowned British botanist David Bellamy said the Philippines could be a model to other countries in balancing the conservation of coral reefs while promoting ecotourism. In a recent interview with The...

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Unicef wants stronger RP laws vs child porn

By Michael Punongbayan | April 6, 2005 - 12:00am

The United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) called on the Philippine government yesterday to strengthen its laws against child pornography, a hidden but growing social problem in the country. At the launching...

Headlines

UNICEF urges RP to lead in Asian child welfare

By Mayen Jaymalin | March 13, 2000 - 12:00am

Despite local child prostitution and other problems on child concerns, the Philippines was urged by a UN body to lead Asian countries in creating a child-friendly environment. United Nations International Children's...

Headlines