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Balitang thinking, hindi breaking. Teka Teka is the news podcast that takes its time to explain the issues you need to know.
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Bangsamoro’s parliamentary elections and the future of peace-building (opens the original)
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The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao or BARMM held its first parliamentary elections this week. In an interview with Georgi Engelbrecht, senior analyst on the Philippines for the International Crisis Group, independent journalist Buena Bernal looks at the political parties who took part in the process, examines who they represent, and asks about what a future could look like under this new leadership. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Who should be keeping children safe online? (opens the original)
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Apart from parents, who are the other adults who need to keep children safe from harm online? And how can we start conversations with children about digital literacy? These are the questions independent journalist Nica Hanopol seeks answers to in the second episode of our mini-series on children’s rights in the digital age. Family life and child development experts Keisha Constantino and Edgar Belda Jr. return to explain the role teachers, policymakers, and Big Tech executives play in creating s
Who pays for the green transition? (opens the original)
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The Philippines is betting on renewable energy, critical minerals, and high-tech industries like AI and semiconductors. But much of the land and resources needed for this transition overlap with Indigenous territories. As the proposed Pax Silica industrial hub in Tarlac faces resistance from Aeta leaders, what does a truly “just” energy transition look like, and can the Philippines avoid repeating its extractive past? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Can a social media ban for children do more harm than good? (opens the original)
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The impact of violent content on Filipino kids has become a national conversation. At the same time, online sexual abuse or exploitation of children (OSAEC) is becoming widespread. Lawmakers are calling for tighter restrictions on social media and other digital platforms. But can an outright ban protect our youth from the most dangerous corners of the internet? What does it take to make the internet safer for one of the most vulnerable groups in our society, anyway? Independent journalist Nica H
Ano ang system loss charges at anong epekto ng pag-alis nito sa ating bayarin sa kuryente? (opens the original)
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Sa nakaraang SONA ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr., ipinanukala niya ang pag-alis ng system loss charges mula sa ating mga binabayaran sa kuryente. Ngunit ano nga ba ang system loss? Sa episode na ito ng Teka Teka, hinimay ni Atty. Monalisa Dimalanta, senior advisor on energy literacy and energy democracy ng Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities, at ni Jhesset Enano, isang climate and environment journalist, kung ano ang system loss at system loss charges upang mas maintindihan natin kun
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