50 witnesses surface vs Teves over alleged terrorism
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla said 50 witnesses have come forward to testify on the terrorism case against Negros Oriental 3rd District Representative Arnolfo Teves Jr.
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Gesmundo: Banking laws boost campaign vs money laundering, terrorism
Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo has emphasized the importance of banking laws in the fight against terrorism.
Teves may have other passports – Remulla
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla has received information that Negros Oriental 3rd District Representative Arnolfo Teves Jr. may have other passports in his possession.
Ex-Chief Justice Puno to courts: Be more active in terrorism proceedings
Retired Chief Justice Reynato Puno has called on courts dealing with terrorism proceedings “to transform itself from a passive court to an active court.”
Remulla: Teves to also face terrorism charges
Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla said terrorism charges are also being prepared against Negros Oriental 3rd District Representative Arnolfo “Arnie” Teves Jr.
Sara Duterte tells Capiz residents: ‘Ilayo po natin ang ating mga anak sa kapahamakan’
Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte urged parents in Capiz province to prioritize their children’s education and encouraged them to help fight local terrorism.
House conducts anti-terrorism simulation drill
The House of Representatives conducted an anti-terrorism exercise to ensure the readiness of its own security contingent.
SC drafting rules on anti-terrorism cases
Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo said the Supreme Court (SC) has started drafting rules in the handling of cases under the Ant-Terrorism Act of 2020.
DepEd to use confidential funds to fight sexual groomers, terrorism, insurgency recruiters
Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte plans to tap confidential funds to address the problems in the education sector, including the sexual grooming of minors as well as recruitment of students by insurgents.
Taliban stronger than ever a year after takeover
A year since returning to power in Afghanistan, the Taliban are a stronger military force than ever, but threats to their rule do exist.
