Alexie Brooks leads Miss Eco International 2025 online race
Alexie Mae Brooks of the Philippines leads the Eco Tourism Video poll in Miss Eco International 2025. The pageant showcases sustainable tourism, drawing global attention.
Alexie Mae Brooks of the Philippines leads the Eco Tourism Video poll in Miss Eco International 2025. The pageant showcases sustainable tourism, drawing global attention.
The Quezon City Police District has formally requested Facebook to remove the page of Patrolman Francis Steve Fontillas. Fontillas has been posting content critical of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and the Philippine National Police, while expressing support for former President Duterte. His actions have prompted the QCPD’s intervention, seeking compliance with police conduct standards. This request raises ongoing discussions about free speech and its boundaries, especially in relation to public servants.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) denies any guidance restricting social media freedom for families of military personnel. This statement comes amidst widespread social media discussions linked to the International Criminal Court’s ongoing investigations. The AFP emphasizes the importance of transparency and free expression, reassuring military families while maintaining their commitment to responsible social media use. The clarification aims to dispel misinformation and ensure support for military families in the digital landscape.
The Supreme Court of the Philippines has declared that teachers could be held liable for damages if they do not exercise due diligence in preventing students under their care from causing harm to others. This decision, made by the court’s First Division and released to the public in November 2024, emphasizes the legal responsibilities of educators in ensuring a safe learning environment.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is currently in custody at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, following his arrest on charges related to crimes against humanity. Detained at the ICC’s detention center in Scheveningen, Duterte’s case is part of an ongoing investigation by the ICC into actions taken during his presidency’s war on drugs. The arrest and subsequent transfer to the Netherlands mark a significant development in international accountability efforts. This report covers the particulars surrounding the custody and detention of Duterte without bias or opinion.
The Pasig City Regional Trial Court Branch 159 in Manila has rejected Apollo Quiboloy’s request for house arrest. The founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ faced this denial after his legal team failed to provide compelling justification. The case of Quiboloy, a notable televangelist, continues to unfold amid significant public and media interest. His legal battles, involving various allegations, remain a focal point in the Philippines, reflecting the intricate balance of justice and individual rights within the judicial system.
Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa seeks Senate protection against a potential ICC arrest warrant related to his role in the Philippine anti-drug campaign. His request to Senate President Francis “Chiz” Escudero aims to prevent his surrender to authorities, underscoring national jurisdiction over international intervention. The situation sparks debate on sovereignty and human rights, with the Senate’s decision expected to have significant implications.
The Office of the President in the Philippines has issued a travel authority to Vice President Sara Duterte for her trip to the Netherlands. This authority was granted just hours before former President Rodrigo Duterte, her father, was flown to The Hague to face charges at the International Criminal Court. The travel also includes visits to Germany, France, and Belgium, as part of her official itinerary.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte arrived at The Hague to face charges at the International Criminal Court. Arrested in Manila, Duterte’s case is linked to an anti-drug campaign during his presidency. His arrival marks a significant moment in international law, drawing attention to human rights concerns. The initial hearing will confirm his identity and review charges. Human rights groups welcome this as a step toward justice. The ICC proceedings will be closely followed worldwide, impacting international human rights law and accountability for state leaders.
The flight data recorder from the Philippine Air Force’s FA-50 fighter jet, which recently crashed in Bukidnon, is set to undergo detailed analysis in the United States. The PAF confirmed the securement of the recorder for a comprehensive voice and data extraction. The investigation aims to uncover crucial details about the incident, providing clarity on the reasons behind the crash. Stay informed with updates on this developing story.