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[Title] => 500 ka raliyista nag-protesta
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Gibana-banang dili mosobra sa 500 ka mga raliyista nga milusad og protesta kagahapon atol sa pagsaulog sa ika-59 nga kasumaran sa Declaration of Human Rights Covenant ang gibabagan sa kapolisan nga di makapaduol sa Malacañang sa Sugbo.
Ang mga raliyista gipanguluhan sa grupong Bayan, pinanguluhan ni Winnie Badayos uban sa mga sub-groups nga gilangkuban sa Anakpawis, Anakbayan, Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU), RP-Australian Union Link ug uban pa.
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[Title] => Groups hit government reason on summit postponement
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The Asia Pacific Research Network said citing "Seniang" as the cause for the postponement of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit was just a flimsy excuse that only proved the Philippine government is not prepared to hold the international event due to its volatile political situation in the country.
APRN chairperson and IBON research director Antonio Tujan said the government could not afford further embarrassment before the international community as it is facing widespread opposition to the ASEAN Summit agenda and the constituent assembly.
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[Title] => US rights lawyer barred from entering RP ahead of Asean summit
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Immigration officers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) banned an American human rights lawyer from entering the country ahead of next week’s summit of Southeast Asian leaders, officials said yesterday.
Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez said Brian Patrick Campbell, 31, lawyer of the International Labor Rights Fund (ILRF), was put on the next flight back to Hong Kong due to his inclusion in the immigration blacklist.
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The Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN), an international organization of researchers and grassroot leaders, has denounced the deportation of one of its participants to a gathering in Cebu from the Washington DC-based International Labor Rights Fund.
APRN secretary general Theresa Lauron said labor rights lawyer Brian Campbell was supposed to attend a conference on jobs and justice that they have organized today at the Saint Theresa's College Audio Visual Room.
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[Title] => Reg'l integration seen to deepen job insecurity among Asian workers
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The Asia Pacific Research Network has warned that plans of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to promote regional integration could lead to further job insecurity among Asian workers.
APRN chairperson Antonio Tujan said that ASEAN regional integration will hurt workers rights as Asian governments are further pressured to lower labor and wage standards in order to compete for the greatest amount of foreign investments.
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[Title] => Foreign labor leaders meet in Jobs, Justice Conference
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At least 40 labor leaders from 19 countries have gathered today for the Conference on Jobs and Justice at St. Theresa's College in Cebu City, coinciding with the business leaders' own 4th Asean Business and Investment Summit.
Media head of Ibon Foundation Inc., Rhea Padilla, said the Asia Pacific Research Network is organizing this alternative conference, involving workers groups, trade unions, NGOs, and labor advocates.
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Gibana-banang dili mosobra sa 500 ka mga raliyista nga milusad og protesta kagahapon atol sa pagsaulog sa ika-59 nga kasumaran sa Declaration of Human Rights Covenant ang gibabagan sa kapolisan nga di makapaduol sa Malacañang sa Sugbo.
Ang mga raliyista gipanguluhan sa grupong Bayan, pinanguluhan ni Winnie Badayos uban sa mga sub-groups nga gilangkuban sa Anakpawis, Anakbayan, Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU), RP-Australian Union Link ug uban pa.
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[Title] => Groups hit government reason on summit postponement
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The Asia Pacific Research Network said citing "Seniang" as the cause for the postponement of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit was just a flimsy excuse that only proved the Philippine government is not prepared to hold the international event due to its volatile political situation in the country.
APRN chairperson and IBON research director Antonio Tujan said the government could not afford further embarrassment before the international community as it is facing widespread opposition to the ASEAN Summit agenda and the constituent assembly.
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Immigration officers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) banned an American human rights lawyer from entering the country ahead of next week’s summit of Southeast Asian leaders, officials said yesterday.
Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez said Brian Patrick Campbell, 31, lawyer of the International Labor Rights Fund (ILRF), was put on the next flight back to Hong Kong due to his inclusion in the immigration blacklist.
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The Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN), an international organization of researchers and grassroot leaders, has denounced the deportation of one of its participants to a gathering in Cebu from the Washington DC-based International Labor Rights Fund.
APRN secretary general Theresa Lauron said labor rights lawyer Brian Campbell was supposed to attend a conference on jobs and justice that they have organized today at the Saint Theresa's College Audio Visual Room.
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[Title] => Reg'l integration seen to deepen job insecurity among Asian workers
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The Asia Pacific Research Network has warned that plans of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to promote regional integration could lead to further job insecurity among Asian workers.
APRN chairperson Antonio Tujan said that ASEAN regional integration will hurt workers rights as Asian governments are further pressured to lower labor and wage standards in order to compete for the greatest amount of foreign investments.
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At least 40 labor leaders from 19 countries have gathered today for the Conference on Jobs and Justice at St. Theresa's College in Cebu City, coinciding with the business leaders' own 4th Asean Business and Investment Summit.
Media head of Ibon Foundation Inc., Rhea Padilla, said the Asia Pacific Research Network is organizing this alternative conference, involving workers groups, trade unions, NGOs, and labor advocates.
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