The Securities and Exchange Commission has told the court handling the appeal on the revocation of Rappler’s certificates of incorporation that Omidyar’s donation of the contested Philippine Depositary Receipts to staff has no legal effect, a law...

"That's presidential information. We'll take action; if the president will give us the name, then we will work on it," he said. 

The Department of Justice will ask the National Task Force against COVID-19 to include Persons Deprived of Liberty in the massive three-day vaccination drive in the country.

"This is my country and no foreign armed forces can tell me to stay out."

"We abhor the recent event in the Ayungin Shoal and view with grave concern other similar developments," the Palace quotes Duterte as saying.

The Philippines on Monday started giving COVID-19 booster shots for the elderly as well as third doses for the immunocompromised, nearly nine months into its inoculation drive. 

"Every day our volume goes up and it doesn't go down anymore. We're getting closer [to pre-pandemic traffic numbers,]" Recio said. 

The Department of Health said Monday 426 more cases of the highly transmissible Delta variant of COVID-19 were detected in the country from samples of patients collected in past months. 

"We will do a little tweaking on the current version, but at the end of the day we want to end this administration the best way we can for our anti-drug campaign."

The Free Legal Assistance Group, among the lawyers’ groups that assist victims of the “war on drugs” in court, urged the International Criminal Court Office of the Prosecutor to lift its suspension on the investigation into the Philippines.