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Silence on corruption weakens, marginalizes poor — Leonen (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — Silence and turning a blind eye in the face of graft and corruption in the judiciary may harm society’s most vulnerable populations, acting Chief Justice Marvic Leonen said. Leonen said this in a memorandum issued on September 30, reminding the judiciary of its commitment to maintaining court integrity and eradicating corruption. “To remain silent in the face of corruption is to become complicit in injustice. Every act of corruption benefits the powerful or the wealthy. It
No mass shooting at DLSU-D, police say as rumors spread online (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — Dasmariñas police denied social media reports of an alleged mass shooting at De La Salle University-Dasmariñas In a statement October 1, Thursday, the Dasmariñas Component City Police Station said it found no evidence to support the claims. "The public is therefore advised to refrain from sharing or reposting unverified information that may cause unnecessary alarm and confusion," the police station said. The statement came after claims circulated online and in group chats a
DOJ 'almost ready' to file Quiboloy extradition (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Justice is nearly ready to file the petition seeking the extradition of doomsday preacher Apollo Quiboloy to the United States. Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida said Thursday, October 1, that the department is in the final stages of vetting the petition and is conducting a final legal review. "We're in the final stages already of the vetting. Nagli-legal scrubbing na lang kami. We're almost ready to file that petition," Vida said. ("We're already in the f
Veloso to recruiters: Admit my innocence, let truth prevail (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — Mary Jane Veloso urged her recruiters to publicly admit that she had no part in the drug-smuggling crime that led to her nearly 15-year detention in Indonesia. In a press conference at the Department of Justice on Thursday, October 1, Veloso said that she has always held two primary wishes: to be reunited with her family and to have her name cleared. While both milestones have now been realized following the pardon granted to her, she expressed that she still hopes the admi
'Non-punishment' principles applied to Mary Jane Veloso — DOJ (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — The "non-punishment principle" for victims of human trafficking has been applied to Mary Joy Veloso. In a press conference on Thursday, October 1, Justice Undersecretary Nicholas Ty said that the non-punishment principle in the country's anti-trafficking law has been applied to Veloso as a victim of human trafficking. In the case of Veloso, this principle directly addresses her 2010 arrest for carrying 2.6 kilograms of heroin concealed in her luggage — an act she consistent
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