Santo Niño Legend Meets Philippine Corruption Reality
A look at the legend of Lapulapu, Humabon, and the Santo Niño's miracle, contrasted with the Philippines' standing in global corruption rankings. What lessons can devotees draw?
A look at the legend of Lapulapu, Humabon, and the Santo Niño's miracle, contrasted with the Philippines' standing in global corruption rankings. What lessons can devotees draw?
Jeowy Loyloy Ompad from University of San Jose–Recoletos in Cebu secures 6th place in the 2025 Bar Examinations. Discover the full list of top 20 passers released by the Supreme Court.
Cebu's P11.9 billion 2026 budget faces delay as lawmakers reopen it for changes to meet national rules. Key allocations for disaster aid and tourism are adjusted. Read the full story.
A Filipino lawyer on the ICC's List of Counsel formally urges President Marcos Jr. to reverse the 2018 withdrawal, calling it illegal and against national interest. Read the full appeal.
A Filipino lawyer formally urges President Marcos Jr. to initiate the country's return to the ICC, calling the 2018 withdrawal legally and morally wrong. Read the full story.
The Supreme Court releases the 2025 Bar Exam results with a 48.89% passing rate. Discover the top 20 passers and details for the upcoming oathtaking ceremony.
Jeowy Loyloy Ompad of University of San Jose–Recoletos in Cebu secured 6th place in the 2025 Bar Exams. See the full list of top 20 passers released by the Supreme Court.
The Philippine Supreme Court has established legal guideposts for proving ownership of social media accounts in criminal cases, upholding a conviction for psychological violence under the Anti-VAWC Act. Learn the key factors courts will now consider.
The capture of Venezuelan President Maduro by the US raises profound questions about international law, sovereignty, and the precedent set for leaders like Duterte. Explore the legal battle ahead.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro denies all US charges in New York court, calling his capture a 'kidnapping'. Protests erupt globally against the US military operation. Read the latest.
Fourteen individuals, including DPWH officials, attended their initial hearing via video conference. Their lawyers argue the Supreme Court's transfer order does not apply. Read the latest updates.
Ten accused, including DPWH officials, attended their first hearing via videoconference. Their lawyers argue the Supreme Court circular on case transfer does not apply. Read the latest.
The Supreme Court has ruled former Consolacion mayor Avelino Gungob Sr. administratively liable for authorizing limestone extraction without permits. He claims the case is political. Read the full story.
The Supreme Court has ordered a Cagayan de Oro woman to pay over P500,000 in damages for falsely claiming to be a legal spouse and heir. Learn how the ruling protects victims of property fraud.
DPWH Davao Occidental officials and a contractor appeared in court via videoconference from a Lapu-Lapu jail. Their lawyer argues the case should be in Malita. Read the latest.
Mayor Jaime 'Jing' Capil inspected a new farm-to-market road and a proposed covered court in Barangay Salu, Porac, aiming to boost local agriculture and community life. Read more about these key infrastructure projects.
The Supreme Court has dismissed and disbarred Judge Oscar D. Tomarong for orchestrating the murder of a fellow judge in 2019. Read about the landmark ruling upholding judicial integrity.
The Save Our Schools Network condemns the Court of Appeals ruling against the Talaingod 13, calling it a criminalization of care and a miscarriage of justice. Justice for Lumad educators.
The Court of Appeals affirms the conviction of the 'Talaingod 13,' drawing condemnation from rights groups and praise from Indigenous leaders. Dive into the complex debate.
The Supreme Court clarifies that adultery is not a crime under RA 9262 unless it's used to inflict psychological violence. Read the landmark ruling details.
The Supreme Court reinstates a penalty against a former Cebu mayor for extracting limestone without a permit, ruling that good faith is not a valid defense. Learn the details and implications.
The Supreme Court upheld the administrative liability of former Consolacion Mayor Avelino Gungob Sr. for allowing quarry operations without permits. Discover the legal details and implications.
The Supreme Court has ruled that a public school teacher from Capiz cannot be repeatedly charged for the same relationship, emphasizing the legal doctrine of res judicata. Read the full story.
The Supreme Court affirms murder convictions for three police officers in the killing of Kian delos Santos. Akbayan calls for continued justice and passage of the Truth and Reparations Commission Bill.
The PNP enforces new Supreme Court guidelines for authenticating social media evidence in criminal cases, enhancing digital due process and investigation integrity. Learn how this affects justice.
The Supreme Court rules that derogatory social media posts against a former partner constitute psychological violence under the Anti-VAWC Law, punishable by imprisonment. Learn the new legal guidelines.
The Philippine National Police will follow new Supreme Court guideposts for handling social media evidence in crimes. Learn how this affects online harassment cases and public trust.
The Supreme Court has ruled former Consolacion mayor Avelino Gungob Sr. guilty of simple misconduct for authorizing limestone extraction without permits. Read the full story on the reversal of the Court of Appeals decision.
Talaingod's Ata-Manobo leaders endorse the Court of Appeals' decision upholding the conviction of 13 activists for child endangerment. They reject the 'Talaingod 13' label and assert their right to self-representation.
The Philippine National Police will use new Supreme Court guideposts to authenticate social media evidence in criminal cases, ensuring stronger due process. Learn how this affects online crime reporting.