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Non-sexist education: a protective factor against violence against women - Vimarsana News

Non-sexist education: a protective factor against violence against women

On 6 March, the Chamber of Deputies approved the bill "Establishing Measures to prevent, condemn and eradicate gender-based violence against women" in the

Senator raises alarm over new gun policy - Vimarsana News

Senator raises alarm over new gun policy

A lawmaker voiced her apprehensions regarding the decision of the Philippine National Police (PNP) to allow civilians to own semi-automatic rifles, citing potential implications on public safety and security.

Military bishop frowns on approval of semi-automatic firearms for civilians - Vimarsana News

Military bishop frowns on approval of semi-automatic firearms for civilians

Military Ordinariate of the Philippines Bishop Oscar Jaime Florencio expressed on Saturday, March 10, 2024, disapproval to the decision of the Philippine National Police (PNP) to allow civilians to own a semi-automatic rifle.

Law panel suggests rules to curb fraudulent marriages between NRIs and Indian citizens | India News - Vimarsana News

Law panel suggests rules to curb fraudulent marriages between NRIs and Indian citizens | India News

India News: The Law Commission has recommended a comprehensive central legislation, 'Law on Matrimonial Issues Relating to Non-Resident Indians and overseas Citiz

Law panel recommends comprehensive law to deal with NRIs, OCIs marrying Indian citizens | India News - Vimarsana News

Law panel recommends comprehensive law to deal with NRIs, OCIs marrying Indian citizens | India News

India News: NEW DELHI: Describing as a "worrisome trend" the "rising" cases of fraudulent marriages between NRIs and Indian citizens, the Law Commission has recom.