September, 2006
Philippine News Digest 83
September 29, 2006 ·
Contents: -NEW LAW ON JUVENILE JUSTICE WEAK- CBCP -RP to withdraw from UN pact on death penalty? -Pampanga fiscal nabbed for extortion NEW LAW ON JUVENILE JUSTICE WEAK- CBCP Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer September 29, 2006 A committee in the Catholic Bishop’s Conference of the Philippines concerned with the issue of child protection has criticized […]
Read More...REVEALED: IN CITIES AND TOWNS ALL OVER THE PHILIPPINES, IRISHMEN PAY TO HAVE SEX WITH CHILDREN
September 24, 2006 ·
WHEN the sun sets over Angeles City, the neon glow from a single street illuminates everything around it. Set away from the smoke-filled traffic jams of the city’s main thoroughfares, Fields Avenue comes alive after dark.
Read More...Philippine News Digest 82
September 19, 2006 ·
Contents: 1. Women’s Group Lists 58 kids Victims of Killings 2. GMA Ready to Parry HR Abuses Charges 3. Owners Refuse to Dismantle Subic Fish Pens Women’s Group Lists 58 kids Victims of Killings By: Delfin T. Mallari Jr.,Inquirer Southern Luzon, The Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sept. 19, 2006 A total of 58 children have become […]
Read More...Under Father Shay's care
September 16, 2006 · , The Manila Times
Edwin Allapitan, 16, one of the wards of People’s Recovery, Empowerment and Development Assistance Foundaiton, Inc. (Preda) in Olongapo City, attends a roundtable forum at The Manila Times on Friday. Edwin spent time in jail as a juvenile offender beore he was taken in by the foundation, which is run by Fr. Shay Cullen.
Read More...Philippine News Digest 81
September 15, 2006 ·
Contents: 1. The World Bank smells corruption. 2. US govt donates $35,000 for antitrafficking drive. 3. Children Propose Plans for Safe IT Campaign The World Bank smells corruption The Manila Times, September 13, 2006 The managing director of the World Bank, Juan Jose Daboub, was being polite when he said it is “really puzzling” how […]
Read More...BRITISH PAEDOPHILE ESCAPES JUSTICE IN TRIAL FIASCO
September 14, 2006 ·
CAMPAIGNERS HOPE THAT BRITISH POLICE WILL PROSECUTE UNDER BRITISH LAWS
MANILA.
Barry Raymond Edwards, a British subject, was on trial charged on three counts of rape and the sexual abuse of children at the Regional trial court of Angeles City, about 60 miles north of Manila. However this trial has ended in farce as vital video evidence and a key witness were not produced in court.
Read More...Philippine News Digest 80
September 8, 2006 ·
(Mabuhay, Sunday Examiner, September , 2006) Contents: 1. Shadow of death stalks land reform but proponents remain confident of success. 2. Water cannons do not dampen anti-mining protesters. 3. Are the real heroes working overseas or at home? Shadow of death stalks land reform but proponents remain confident of success. Jose Noel Olano and Armando […]
Read More...Preda Newsletter September 2006
September 3, 2006 ·
Dear friends, There have been new developments in recent weeks as the program for rescuing enslaved children gathers pace and we are preparing to save a lot more and bring their abusers to justice. But first of all let me tell you that at long last the book I have been writing for the past […]
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