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Valera’s family was having difficulty finding a place him after being told that there was no more room at the Manila North Cemetery. Ironically, the city government and the Manila Police District plan to accord Valera a hero’s funeral.


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Mayor Lito Atienza turned over the youths, some as young as 12 years old, to their parents in ceremonies held at the Villegas Hall during the initial implementation of their program for children in conflict with the law.


The CJJWA, or Republic Act 9344, took effect last May. 


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                    [Title] => Put up halfway village in Pasay — GMA
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"We have been feeding the victims three times every day, and we have distributed clothes to their children," Baranda said.


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Valera’s family was having difficulty finding a place him after being told that there was no more room at the Manila North Cemetery. Ironically, the city government and the Manila Police District plan to accord Valera a hero’s funeral.


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Finally, a resting place for slain hero cop

December 25, 2006 - 12:00am

The Manila city government finally found a resting place for slain Manila policeman Senior Police Officer 3 Jess Valera at the Manila South Cemetery. The burial lot and niche will be provided free of charge. Valera’s...

Metro

Manila first to comply with juvenile law

September 21, 2006 - 12:00am

In compliance with the Comprehensive Juvenile Justice Welfare Act (CJJWA), Manila City Hall yesterday returned 13 minors in conflict with the law to their parents and guardians. Mayor Lito Atienza turned over the...

Metro

Implementation of juvenile justice law still hangs

By Patricia Esteves | June 25, 2006 - 12:00am

Every day without fail, 42-year-old vendor Aling Milagring (not her real name) goes to the Manila Youth Reception Center on Arroceros street in Ermita to present her son John’s authenticated birth certificate...

Headlines

At Boys Town, regrets over lost glory

By Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism | June 14, 2006 - 12:00am

(Third of a series) Ernesto Beren, 61, remembers the Manila Boys Town of old with fondness. He recalls that the 23-hectare institution had a rustic landscape, surrounded as it was by trees, and huge grounds that...

Headlines

Put up halfway village in Pasay — GMA

By Paolo Romero | November 24, 2005 - 12:00am

Street families rounded up by local authorities in Metro Manila in pursuit of their "beautification campaign" will be homeless no longer as President Arroyo ordered yesterday the construction of a "halfway...

Headlines

P1.2-M released to Tondo fire victims

September 10, 2003 - 12:00am

The city government of Manila has released a P1.2 million emergency fund to assist the victims of Sunday’s fire in Tondo, Manila which razed at least 150 houses. Dr. Jose Baranda, chief of Manila Department...

Metro

Manila disaster response center on 24-hour alert

May 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Manila Mayor Lito Atienza has placed on 24-hour alert the Manila Disaster Operations Center to monitor low-lying areas that may be hit by floods with the onset of the rainy season. Atienza said floodings in low-lying...

Metro