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BREAKING: Marcos denies rumors Jonvic Remulla is on the way out

President Marcos denied rumors that Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla is on the way out. The rumors surfaced following criticism over Remulla’s failure to secure the arrest of Senator Ronald dela Rosa. The President said he does not know why such rumors are being spread. He speculated that somebody wants Remulla’s job.

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‘Dangerous colonial occupation’: Israel’s digital West Bank land register

Occupied East Jerusalem, Palestine – A controversial Israeli plan to digitally register property ownership in the occupied West Bank is a “dangerous colonial occupation step that represents a direct assault on the historical and legal rights of the Palestinian people to their land and property”, the Palestinian Land…

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Suspensions, arrests, dissolutions: Tunisia intensifies its crackdown on NGOs

In recent weeks, small gatherings have become an increasingly common sight outside Tunis’s Court of First Instance. Some demonstrators call for the protection of freedoms in the country, while others are protesting against administrative suspensions they consider unjust. All point to a shrinking civic space that man…

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DOJ sentences NYC accomplice in Iranian dissident murder-for-hire scheme to 10 years in prison

Jonathan Loadholt, 37, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on Wednesday for his participation in a murder-for-hire scheme orchestrated by the Iranian government against an Iranian-born journalist and activist, according to the US Justice Department.

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BREAKING: Jinggoy Estrada posts bail before Sandiganbayan, denies charges

Senator Jinggoy Estrada personally posted bail before the Sandiganbayan. This came after the anti-graft court issued an arrest warrant in connection with graft charges filed against him. Estrada affirmed his intention to face the allegations through lawful means. The senator denied the allegations against him, descr…

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‘Not Granny Smith stuff’: Parramatta Council CEO helped edit friend’s resume then hired her, ICAC hears

Months after she was appointed chief executive of the City of Parramatta Council, Gail Connolly assisted a friend by reviewing her resume, sending her interview questions in advance via a “Pink Lady” and sitting on the interview panel, the corruption watchdog has heard. The friend was then hired as a senior executive.

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