+ Follow PALAU RAMONCITO MARI Tag
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[Title] => Filipina journalist wins case vs Palau publisher
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The Supreme Court of the Micronesian nation of Palau found a local newspaper publisher guilty of breach of contract in a case filed by a Filipina journalist in 2004.
The Palauan high tribunal ordered MYU Publications and Moses Uludong, publisher of Tia Belau, to pay Mia Nebre $10,536.85 in damages.
However, it denied Nebre’s separate claims of sexual harassment and intentional infliction of emotional distress, citing "failure of proof."
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[Title] => Release of 6 Pinoy prisoners in Palau sought
[Summary] => KOROR, Palau — Philippine Embassy officials here are seeking the release of at least six Filipino prisoners, who (except for one) have been convicted for illegal drug trafficking.
One of the five Filipino inmates was reportedly a woman while the sixth prisoner was said to have been found guilty for killing another Filipino.
Penalties for drug offenses in Palau are high and possession of illegal drugs such as cocaine, heroin or shabu, carries a mandatory sentence of 25 years.
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PALAU RAMONCITO MARI
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[Title] => Filipina journalist wins case vs Palau publisher
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The Supreme Court of the Micronesian nation of Palau found a local newspaper publisher guilty of breach of contract in a case filed by a Filipina journalist in 2004.
The Palauan high tribunal ordered MYU Publications and Moses Uludong, publisher of Tia Belau, to pay Mia Nebre $10,536.85 in damages.
However, it denied Nebre’s separate claims of sexual harassment and intentional infliction of emotional distress, citing "failure of proof."
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[Summary] => KOROR, Palau — Philippine Embassy officials here are seeking the release of at least six Filipino prisoners, who (except for one) have been convicted for illegal drug trafficking.
One of the five Filipino inmates was reportedly a woman while the sixth prisoner was said to have been found guilty for killing another Filipino.
Penalties for drug offenses in Palau are high and possession of illegal drugs such as cocaine, heroin or shabu, carries a mandatory sentence of 25 years.
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