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[Title] => Unicef wants stronger RP laws vs child porn
[Summary] => The United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) called on the Philippine government yesterday to strengthen its laws against child pornography, a hidden but growing social problem in the country.
At the launching of Unicef’s new study titled "Child Pornography in the Philippines," Unicef executive director Carol Bellamy said the Philippines should study both the "supply and demand" sides of child pornography for it to come up with the right approach to the problem.
The fight against this global social issue won’t be easy, Bellamy said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Michael Punongbayan
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[Title] => If we want return on investment, we must invest in children
[Summary] => A friend of mine was very excited to have been one of the businessmen invited by the government of Shenzhen, China, to run a school for the city. Notwithstanding its great wealth and prosperity, Shenzhen is turning to private business to help prepare the next generation for an exciting post WTO future. The city government will make available modern school buildings, with the private sector providing the latest concepts in education, and the capital to bring the school up to world-class standards. Apparently, being selected as a partner of the government has become very prestigious.
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[AuthorName] => OUTSIDE THE BOX by Doris Magsaysay-Ho
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Dying while giving life
[Summary] => In the age of cloning and cyberspace, the benefits of science remain beyond the reach of millions of people. There’s a raging debate on the accessibility of treatment for AIDS in the Third World.
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[Title] => The day the RP bourse almost fell apart
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One wonders why outgoing Securities and Exchange Commis-sion chairman Perfecto
Yasay Jr. was so daring in issuing his March 7 order stopping trading at the
Philippine Stock Exchange. Didn't he realize that he would be lambasted by his
critics as a man out to torpedo the stock market and sabotage the economy? And
now, it is being said that the bold and dangerous SEC order was not even
approved by the four other SEC commissioners.
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-12 00:00:00
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CAROL BELLAMY
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[Title] => Unicef wants stronger RP laws vs child porn
[Summary] => The United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) called on the Philippine government yesterday to strengthen its laws against child pornography, a hidden but growing social problem in the country.
At the launching of Unicef’s new study titled "Child Pornography in the Philippines," Unicef executive director Carol Bellamy said the Philippines should study both the "supply and demand" sides of child pornography for it to come up with the right approach to the problem.
The fight against this global social issue won’t be easy, Bellamy said.
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[Title] => If we want return on investment, we must invest in children
[Summary] => A friend of mine was very excited to have been one of the businessmen invited by the government of Shenzhen, China, to run a school for the city. Notwithstanding its great wealth and prosperity, Shenzhen is turning to private business to help prepare the next generation for an exciting post WTO future. The city government will make available modern school buildings, with the private sector providing the latest concepts in education, and the capital to bring the school up to world-class standards. Apparently, being selected as a partner of the government has become very prestigious.
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[Title] => The day the RP bourse almost fell apart
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One wonders why outgoing Securities and Exchange Commis-sion chairman Perfecto
Yasay Jr. was so daring in issuing his March 7 order stopping trading at the
Philippine Stock Exchange. Didn't he realize that he would be lambasted by his
critics as a man out to torpedo the stock market and sabotage the economy? And
now, it is being said that the bold and dangerous SEC order was not even
approved by the four other SEC commissioners.
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-12 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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