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StudyPH and EduTourism: Using education to drive tourism – Philstar.com - Vimarsana News

StudyPH and EduTourism: Using education to drive tourism – Philstar.com

Did you know that 40% of our travel taxes are earmarked for the Higher Education Development Fund? Because of this, and because of the new government’s mandate to reinvigorate the tourism industry, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) is stepping up the delivery of their Study in the Philippines Program. Also known as StudyPH, this initiative

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ICC prosecution: High-profile DOJ-led review of 'war on drugs' killings a 'desk review' - Vimarsana News

ICC prosecution: High-profile DOJ-led review of 'war on drugs' killings a 'desk review'

The high profile Department of Justice-led panel assessment of "war on drugs" operations that resulted in deaths was a mere "desk review" and does not reach the level of a domestic investigation that would merit a deferral of the International Criminal Court’s probe into the killings.

DOJ: 'Drug war' case review includes missing, falsified death certificates - Vimarsana News

DOJ: 'Drug war' case review includes missing, falsified death certificates

The Department of Justice will include the reported falsification of some death certificates of victims of the Duterte government’s bloody "war on drugs" in its review of anti-drug operations that resulted in deaths.

After DOJ review, 250 more 'war on drugs' cases sent to NBI - Vimarsana News

After DOJ review, 250 more 'war on drugs' cases sent to NBI

The National Bureau of Investigation will conduct case build-up on “war on drugs” operations that resulted in deaths from July 2016 to June 2020, Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra said.