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Charter Change and the Bangsamoro issue
With the midterm elections just around the corner, the public spotlight has shifted from the Bangsamoro plebiscite to the candidates running for local and national public office.
But there is one issue that will crop up again once the midterm polls are over. This...
Bulatlat website hit by cyber-attacks
Bulatlat, the country’s oldest alternative digital news outlet, has been repeatedly hit with distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks over the last two months, according to a statement released recently by the website’s managing editor, Ronalyn Olea.
The Bulatlat statement said: “For two months...
Lack of psychologists in gov’t hospitals hampers healing of abused children
(First of two parts)
Ella (not her real name) was brought to the child protection unit of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) after a jeepney driver raped her when she was five years old. She was abused inside the jeepney where she and her...
National ID system: firestorm in the making
In a world where big data is at your fingertips, information has ceased to become knowledge. It is currency.
As currency, keeping big data safe is the most sensical thing to do. In this matter, it is clear that the Philippines is way, way...
A review of the Marawi coverage: The conduct of war (2nd of 2 parts) by Fil V. Elefante
“Reporting war should not be approached as breaking news,” the study entitled “Media on Marawi: Coverage of the Siege” said. “It is usually part of a long process involving a breakdown that usually has many causes and bears many issues.”
The study reviewed the...
Are we on the right track for the future?
It was a much anticipated gathering. Close to 700 delegates converged in Manila to hear some of the world’s leading lights share their thoughts on what the future will likely bring. Who wouldn’t want to be part of that?
The two-day Asian Forum on...
