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A Maguindanaon woman has accused over a regional television network two members of the Ampatuan clan—including former Energy Undersecretary Zamzamin Ampatuan—of forcing her to have sex with eight men tagged in the Maguindanao massacre.
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By: Tetch Torres
(UPDATE) The Supreme Court has dismissed the petition of a Mindanao-based lawyer to stop Congress from proceeding with its plan to postpone the elections in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao in August.
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By: Maila Ager
A bill postponing the August 2011 Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) has been sent to the archive of the Senate but immediately brought back for plenary discussions.
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By: Dennis Jay SantosJeffrey Tupas
Vice Mayor Rodrigo Duterte personally fetched, on Tuesday, a female member of the New People’s Army (NPA) from a hospital in Bislig, Surigao del Sur, where she was treated for her wounds sustained in Sunday’s firefight with government troops near Compostela Valley.
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By: Tetch Torres
Justice Secretary Leila De Lima said sleep out privileges will no longer be given to inmates, but living out status will stay.
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By: Karen Boncocan
A day after the 138,000-strong Philippine National Police was placed on full alert status weeks ahead of Independence Day, its spokesman said that they will also be implementing a nationwide security and public safety plan before classes kick off next week.
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MANILA, Philippines—Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said it would not be advisable for President Benigno Aquino III to appoint the resigned head of the Bureau of Corrections to another government post. “Personally, I don’t think it’s advisable since he (Ernesto Diokno) resigned due to a very controversial and anomalous issue,” Lacson told reporters on Tuesday. “I [...]
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By: Marlon Ramos
President Aquino is mulling on convening a multi-agency meeting to tackle various problems besetting the prison system in the country, Justice Secretary Leila de Lima said Tuesday.
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The UN’s human rights office says it has received reports from Yemen that more than 50 people have been killed since Sunday by pro-government forces.
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By: Imed Lamloum

NATO pounded Libya’s capital on Tuesday, only hours after South Africa’s president left following talks that produced only a commitment to a peace plan already rejected by the military alliance and rebels.
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By: Karen Boncocan
Authorities tracked three more stolen vehicles in a warehouse in Taguig City Tuesday morning, two days after they swooped down on a warehouse that stored stolen vehicles in the same area, a police spokesperson said.
Posted: May 31st, 2011 in Latest News Stories,Metro | Read More »
By: Karen Boncocan
(UPDATE) Fourteen people were injured in a vehicular collision Tuesday at the toll plaza along Coastal Road in Parañaque City, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority said.
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By: Deepak Adhikari
KATHMANDU—A decade after Nepal’s crown prince stunned the world by gunning down nine family members, mystery still surrounds the massacre that plunged the monarchy into a crisis from which it never recovered. Many Nepalese believe they may never know the truth about the night of June 1, 2001, when a drink- and drugs-fuelled prince Dipendra [...]
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