‘Drug war’ study: EJK cases hardly probed

June 9, 2024

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'Drug war' study: EJK cases hardly probed

More than six years have passed but Arlene Gibaga still remembers how plainclothes police carrying out the government's brutal war on drugs killed her partner, Sherwin Bitas, near their house in Tondo, Manila.

By Jane Bautista

2 bonus schemes suspended, streamlined system proposed

President Marcos has ordered the review and overhaul of two performance evaluation schemes due to its duplication with existing mechanisms—a move that may affect bonuses given to government employees.

By Julie Aurelio

EMBRACED BY THE HIGH-TECH LIGHT One of the earliest visitors at the Space and Time Cube, an "immersive art museum" recently opened at S Maison Mall in Pasay City, finds herself amid tidal waves of colors. The new attraction offers a variety of themed "sensory games" using holographic displays and 3D technology. Photo taken on June 6. — MARIANNE BERMUDEZ

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Zambales fishers face troubled waters

MASINLOC, ZAMBALES— The predawn stillness in this town's shoreline is usually broken by the familiar noise made by fishermen going about as they prepare their small wooden boats to sail into the sea amid a backdrop of an early morning mist.

By Joanna Rose Aglibot

OPINION

Eddie Garcia's legacy

The Eddie Garcia Law will certainly boost the morale, especially of those who work behind the scenes whose welfare and plight are often overshadowed by the glamour of the industry.

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