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• Korean, Filipino hostages released in Sulu - Rappler
• Group: As Asean chair for 2017, PH must tackle rights issue - Inquirer.net
• Salaries, health Pinoys' top concerns – Pulse - Philippine Star
• PDP-Laban execs to meet with Communist Party of China - Inquirer.net
• Sinulog fluvial procession draw 300 vessel-participants - Inquirer.net
• Moderate-occasionally heavy rain in parts of Bicol, E. Visayas on Saturday - Rappler
• Gov't steps up drive vs child labor - Philippine Star
• Abe adopts 'Sakura' - Manila Bulletin
• REPRINT: Encounters with Filipino-Japanese mestizos in Davao bring back memories and open windows to Japan's ... - Minda News

Korean, Filipino hostages released in Sulu - Rappler Posted: 13 Jan 2017 08:54 PM PST Rappler Korean, Filipino hostages released in Sulu Rappler FREE. Two hostages released by Abu Sayyaf arrive in Davao City with Secretary Jess Dureza on Jan 14, 2017. Photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler. DAVAO CITY, Philippines (UPDATED) – A Korean and Filipino hostage were released by armed groups on ... South Korean captain, Pinoy crewman freed in SuluInterAksyon South Korean, Filipino hostages releasedManila Bulletin 2 Abu Sayyaf hostages freed; gov't maintains no ransom paidInquirer.net ABS-CBN News -The Star Online all 8 news articles »

Group: As Asean chair for 2017, PH must tackle rights issue - Inquirer.net Posted: 13 Jan 2017 06:45 AM PST Inquirer.net Group: As Asean chair for 2017, PH must tackle rights issue Inquirer.net At the news conference of the Asean Civil Society Conference and Forum, from left: Jeren Paclarin, Ana Maria Nemenzo, and Eduardo Tadem. (Photo from the Asia Europe People's Form). A network of civil society organizations said on Friday that it remains ... PH's strategic location stressedSun.Star Setting aside Hague ruling costs much in money and prestigeThe Manila Times Civil society groups want human rights on ASEAN Summit agendaCNN Philippines Philippine Information Agency -Davao Today -The Straits Times -ABS-CBN News all 15 news articles »

Salaries, health Pinoys' top concerns – Pulse - Philippine Star Posted: 13 Jan 2017 08:14 AM PST Philippine Star Salaries, health Pinoys' top concerns – Pulse Philippine Star Increasing workers' salary and staying healthy remain at the top of the most important concerns of Filipinos under the Duterte administration, according to the December 2016 survey of Pulse Asia. Philstar.com/File photo. MANILA, Philippines ... Palace: Gov't on the right track in fight vs crimeInquirer.net Good health, higher salaries top concerns of Filipinos, survey saysBusinessWorld Online Edition Pulse Asia survey: Good health, good pay among Pinoys' top desiresManila Bulletin The Straits Times -The Manila Times -Rappler -InterAksyon all 34 news articles »

PDP-Laban execs to meet with Communist Party of China - Inquirer.net Posted: 13 Jan 2017 04:49 AM PST Inquirer.net PDP-Laban execs to meet with Communist Party of China Inquirer.net A delegation from the ruling Partido Demokratikong Pilipino-Laban (PDP-Laban) will meet with the Communist Party of China from Jan. 22 to 25, Senate President Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III confirmed on Friday. He stressed, however, that the meeting ... Duterte's party mates to meet with Beijing officials this JanuaryRappler Ex-Pagcor chief seeks permission to attend PDP-Laban meeting with Chinese officialsBusinessWorld Online Edition PDP-Laban, Communist Party of China set meetThe Manila Times Sun.Star -ABS-CBN News all 7 news articles »

Sinulog fluvial procession draw 300 vessel-participants - Inquirer.net Posted: 13 Jan 2017 08:17 PM PST Inquirer.net Sinulog fluvial procession draw 300 vessel-participants Inquirer.net Ampil said that only 57 vessels, including motorized bancas, have earlier registered as participants for the fluvial parade (CDN PHOTO/CHRISTIAN MANINGO). Despite cloudy skies and high turn out of unregistered vessels that joined the Señor Sto. Devotees join fluvial procession despite rainsSun.Star all 5 news articles »

Moderate-occasionally heavy rain in parts of Bicol, E. Visayas on Saturday - Rappler Posted: 13 Jan 2017 04:04 PM PST Rappler Moderate-occasionally heavy rain in parts of Bicol, E. Visayas on Saturday Rappler What's the weather like in your area? Report the situation through Rappler's Agos or tweet us at @rapplerdotcom. Satellite image as of January 14, 7:30 am. Image courtesy of PAGASA. MANILA, Philippines – Parts of Bicol Region and Eastern Visayas will ... Heavy rains and thunderstorms in Samar due to LPAManila Bulletin Some flights cancelled due to bad weatherABS-CBN News all 3 news articles »

Gov't steps up drive vs child labor - Philippine Star Posted: 13 Jan 2017 08:14 AM PST Philippine Star Gov't steps up drive vs child labor Philippine Star To boost the fight against child labor, the multi-agency National Child Labor Committee (NCLC) launched yesterday three major initiatives to keep children out of the workplace. File photo. MANILA, Philippines - To boost the fight against child labor ... and more »

Abe adopts 'Sakura' - Manila Bulletin Posted: 13 Jan 2017 06:02 AM PST Abe adopts 'Sakura' Manila Bulletin Davao City – The financial upkeep of "Sakura," the juvenile Philippine Eagle, which Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe adopted in formal ceremonies yesterday, could amount to P125,000 a year or ¥289,600. This was disclosed by Philippine Eagle Foundation ... and more »

REPRINT: Encounters with Filipino-Japanese mestizos in Davao bring back memories and open windows to Japan's ... - Minda News Posted: 12 Jan 2017 07:10 AM PST Minda News REPRINT: Encounters with Filipino-Japanese mestizos in Davao bring back memories and open windows to Japan's ... Minda News (First published in Sunday Inquirer magazine, December 1991. Reprinted in DABAW Journal in commemoration of Davao City's 56th Anniversary, 1993 Edition). In the past, Davao had been every Japanese laborer's dream destination. Today, Japan is the ... Tuberculosis: Deadly as everBusiness Mirror all 2 news articles »

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