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Why Is Divorce Still Illegal In Philippines? What Are Filipinos' Separation Rights? What's The New Bill?

Divorce was allowed in the Philippines before the Spanish rule in the 16th Century. Last week, a Bill legalising divorce was passed in the lower house. It will reach the Senate in August. Conservative lawmakers and Catholics, which comprise around 78% of the Philippines population continue to oppose the Bill

FEATURE: Japanese-founded NGO helps mold Filipino kids' character

A nonprofit organization founded by a Japanese man three decades ago is having an impact on child development in the Philippines, with personnel dedicated to teaching poor children life skills and self-awareness to enable them to blossom into adulthood.

Japan, U.S., Australia, Philippines to hold drill in South China Sea

Japan, the United States, Australia and the Philippines are set to hold a joint naval exercise on Sunday off the Southeast Asian country's Palawan Island in the South China Sea, multiple government sources say, amid China's continuing aggressive actions.

Philippines' Marcos orders gov't not to help ICC drug war probe

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. orders government agencies not to cooperate with the International Criminal Court in its investigation into the deadly war on drugs during the previous administration of President Rodrigo Duterte.

Philippines says it has learned lessons from Japan "Luffy" crime ring case

The Philippines has taken steps to ensure foreign nationals detained in its main immigration facility in Manila cannot conduct criminal activities the way the "Luffy"-led Japanese crime ring organized burglaries until they were busted a year ago, the country's justice secretary said recently.

Philippines' Marcos draws fire for riding chopper to Coldplay concert

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has been drawing criticism for using the presidential helicopter when he and his family went to a concert by British rock band Coldplay

Thousands join Sto. Niño fluvial, foot procession in Cebu

Philippines to OK ICC drug war probe in country if legal process met

The Philippine government may allow the International Criminal Court to conduct a probe in the country regarding the deadly war on drugs during the previous administration of President Rodrigo Duterte if legal procedures are followed, its justice minister says..

UnionBank and S&R launch co-branded credit card in Philippines

Union Bank has teamed up with S&R, the membership-only grocery chain in the country, for a co-branded credit card

14 Cebu security guards win labor case, get P700-K compensation