Law to protect children during armed conflict
New law is part of the Philippines’ compliance with international obligations
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Filipina nurse feted for treating UK attack victims
Ongcachuy among 42 honoured with the Officer of the British Empire Award
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Entire families nearly wiped out by Usman
Residents had been looking forward to spending New Year together when tragedy struck
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Gun-toting revellers to be charged
Significant drop in firecracker victims noted, police chief says
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Two dead, dozen injured in New Year’s Eve blast
Powerful blast ripped at a row of stalls selling firecrackers and pyrotechnics
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Philippine storm death toll rises to 22
The storm brought heavy rain to the Bicol and Eastern Visayas regions
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Landslide kills 3 in Philippines, 8 roads blocked
‘Usman’ is expected to be the last weather disturbance to visit Philippines this year
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7-magnitude quake strikes southern Philippines: USGS
Tsunami threat alert raised; another quake hits southern Philippines
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Pakistani politician Ali Raza Abidi assassinated
He was returning home when he was gunned down by two assailants on a bike
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Government to relocate Manila Bay illegal settlers
Presence of squatters in bay-side areas among reasons for pollution say officials
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Woman’s home flooded with ‘revenge’ deliveries
Thousands order things online to send to address mistakenly identified as that of bully
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Two Americans arrested over friend’s death
Suspects allegedly booked taxi via app, loaded friend’s body and threw it in Pasig River
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‘Culture of violence must be stopped’
P30m bounty put up for capture of lawmakers’ killer
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Philippine lawmaker shot dead at Christmas event
The motive for Rodel Batocabe’s murder was not immediately clear
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Viral high school bullying video worries Philippines
Bullying a recurring concern both for private as well as public schools
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How George Bush secretly sponsored a Filipino kid
The seven-year-old boy in the Philippines was sponsored for 10 years under a pseudonym
