The University of the Philippines (UP) is known and famous for it is funded by the government giving students a chance to study college with its free tuition. An anonymous poster in Ateneo De Manila U...
Yesterday, the Baguio Human Rights Defenders Ordinance (HRDO) was approved after its third and final reading in the Baguio City Council. The ordinance is the culmination of persistent lobbying by huma...
Baguio City – Human rights has been put into fore in the mountain city. Councilor Jose Molintas, Chairman, Committee on Laws celebrated the passing of the Human Rights Defenders Act with hope th...
After pandemic losses, the Baguio Pony Boys are starting fresh. The Wright Park Pony Boys Handlers Association, Inc., better known as Pony Boys, remain hopeful a stability in their business is possibl...
Sa bawat nagdaang mga pagdinig sa senado sa ilalim ng committee on women, children, family relations, and gender equality sa pangunguna ni Senator Risa Hontiveros tungkol kay Alice Guo at mga POGO Hub...
The number of last surviving Filipino “comfort women” dwindled further with the death of 94-year old Lola Estelita Dy last November 24, 2024 after suffering cardiac arrest. Like other Filipina...
A new report released today by Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), shows that children with tuberculosis (TB) continue to be left behind in the global effort to end the disease. ...
Excessive groundwater extraction, rapid urbanization, tectonic motion, and the natural compaction of sediments contribute to land subsidence worldwide. This issue is worsened by rising sea levels due ...
Although it’s a cliche, I might just say it all again, “There’s light at the end of the tunnel.” Tunnels symbolize the darkness and perhaps the darkest days of our lives. Imagine staying in an undergr...
Reading is an essential in learning the English language. To intensify our confidence in reading and improve comprehension, we need to enhance our vocabulary. In order to achieve this, having a readin...
