My Father: Why I Did Not Take Up Law In College
Contrarily, a country may be overflowing with laws (like the Philippines), but if its people, much less its leaders (executive officials, lawmakers,
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Cycle of violence recalls dark Duterte legacy
TWO KILLINGS made breaking news this week: one was an attack on a provincial governor and the other a death of a student due to hazing. The two cases w
Source: philippinetimes.com
Explainer: Will stiffer, broader penalties on fraternity hazing prevent deaths?
Blindsided again by a student’s death from fraternity hazing, senators on Tuesday floated the idea of expanding the scope of the Anti-Hazing Act to penalize fraternity officers and alumni who are aware of – but not necessarily witness to – the initiation rites carried out against new members.
Source: philstar.com
CHR, NBI to conduct probes into Adamson student's hazing death
In a statement on Thursday, the CHR condemned the death of 24-year-old John Matthew Salilig after allegedly undergoing fraternity initiation rites of Tau Gamma Phi.
Source: philstar.com
EDITORIAL - Undeterred
As of yesterday, police had arrested and filed criminal charges against six fraternity members suspected to have beaten to death John Matthew Salilig in a twisted concept ofbrotherhood. Salilig, a chemical engineering student at the Adamson University, met his death when he tried to join the Tau Gamma Phi fraternity.
Source: philstar.com