+ Follow DRUGWATCH Tag
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[Title] => 23 katao pa ang nadagdag sa death row
[Summary] => Nadagdagan pa ng dalawampu’t tatlong katao ang nakahanay ngayon sa parusang bitay makaraang mahatulan nitong nakalipas na buwan kaya umabot na sa 1,815 ang kabuuang bilang ang nasa death row, ayon kay Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda.
Ayon kay Sen.Legarda, opisyal din ng anti-crime group na Citizen’s Drugwatch foundation, sa 23 sentensiyado ay 10 dito ang hinatulan sa kasong aggravated rape,7 sa kasong robbery with homicide at 6 naman sa kasong murder.
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[Title] => DrugWatch urges fresh grads to serve as models
[Summary] => The DrugWatch party-list group yesterday called on fresh graduates to help in the government’s campaign against drugs by serving as good role models for younger students.
DrugWatch nominees Reynaldo Jaylo and Susan Ople noted the growing number of young people addicted to "shabu" who have dropped out of school and resorted to a life of petty crime.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Voters urged to junk candidates with known ties with drug pushers
[Summary] => The DrugWatch partly-list group called on voters to reject candidates who have interfered in drug cases as part of the people’s campaign against drug abuse.
DrugWatch spokesman Peter Sing noted that most candidates have included the fight against drugs as part of their platform. "We advise the public to check with the police if these candidates are merely masquerading as anti-drugs advocates," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => PNP urged to dump cops in drug ‘recycling’
[Summary] => DrugWatch has urged Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Leandro Mendoza to purge the police organization of rogue officers engaged in the drug "recycling" business as part of efforts to curb drug trafficking.
DrugWatch executive director Susan Ople cited the number of reports of alleged "recycling" activities of some policemen who seize illegal drugs through buy-bust operations only to sell them back to known drug users at market rates.
[DatePublished] => 2001-02-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Comelec told: Party-list info drive needed
[Summary] => The DrugWatch movement urged the Commission on Elections yesterday to immediately launch an information campaign on the party-list system to encourage more voters to take a serious look at over a hundred organizations participating in the May elections.
DrugWatch official Joseph Baduel expressed concern that many voters will again overlook the blank space allocated for party-list representative because of lack of information.
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[Title] => DrugWatch alert: Child pushers growing in number
[Summary] => The Citizens’ DrugWatch Foundation called on local government units yesterday to be on alert against the increasing use of children by drug syndicates as couriers and street pushers.
DrugWatch volunteers in Metro Manila have noted the participation of children and minors in drug peddling activities particularly in slum areas. This observation is supported by a recent study of the International Labor Organization on the hiring of children and minors by local drug syndicates as "watchers," "runners" or "scorers."
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[Title] => DrugWatch goes online
[Summary] => The Citizens’ DrugWatch is now officially online to give parents, students and teachers an invaluable source of reliable information on the dangers of drugs and alcohol abuse.
The DrugWatch website includes a directory of drug rehabilitation centers all over the country and basic information about the costs of treatment and the names of people-in-charge. It also provides basic information about the symptoms and effects of drug and alcohol addiction as well as some tips for parents so that they can prevent drug use in their family.
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DRUGWATCH
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[Title] => 23 katao pa ang nadagdag sa death row
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Ayon kay Sen.Legarda, opisyal din ng anti-crime group na Citizen’s Drugwatch foundation, sa 23 sentensiyado ay 10 dito ang hinatulan sa kasong aggravated rape,7 sa kasong robbery with homicide at 6 naman sa kasong murder.
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[Title] => DrugWatch urges fresh grads to serve as models
[Summary] => The DrugWatch party-list group yesterday called on fresh graduates to help in the government’s campaign against drugs by serving as good role models for younger students.
DrugWatch nominees Reynaldo Jaylo and Susan Ople noted the growing number of young people addicted to "shabu" who have dropped out of school and resorted to a life of petty crime.
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[Title] => Voters urged to junk candidates with known ties with drug pushers
[Summary] => The DrugWatch partly-list group called on voters to reject candidates who have interfered in drug cases as part of the people’s campaign against drug abuse.
DrugWatch spokesman Peter Sing noted that most candidates have included the fight against drugs as part of their platform. "We advise the public to check with the police if these candidates are merely masquerading as anti-drugs advocates," he said.
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[Title] => PNP urged to dump cops in drug ‘recycling’
[Summary] => DrugWatch has urged Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Leandro Mendoza to purge the police organization of rogue officers engaged in the drug "recycling" business as part of efforts to curb drug trafficking.
DrugWatch executive director Susan Ople cited the number of reports of alleged "recycling" activities of some policemen who seize illegal drugs through buy-bust operations only to sell them back to known drug users at market rates.
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[Title] => Comelec told: Party-list info drive needed
[Summary] => The DrugWatch movement urged the Commission on Elections yesterday to immediately launch an information campaign on the party-list system to encourage more voters to take a serious look at over a hundred organizations participating in the May elections.
DrugWatch official Joseph Baduel expressed concern that many voters will again overlook the blank space allocated for party-list representative because of lack of information.
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[Title] => DrugWatch alert: Child pushers growing in number
[Summary] => The Citizens’ DrugWatch Foundation called on local government units yesterday to be on alert against the increasing use of children by drug syndicates as couriers and street pushers.
DrugWatch volunteers in Metro Manila have noted the participation of children and minors in drug peddling activities particularly in slum areas. This observation is supported by a recent study of the International Labor Organization on the hiring of children and minors by local drug syndicates as "watchers," "runners" or "scorers."
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[Summary] => The Citizens’ DrugWatch is now officially online to give parents, students and teachers an invaluable source of reliable information on the dangers of drugs and alcohol abuse.
The DrugWatch website includes a directory of drug rehabilitation centers all over the country and basic information about the costs of treatment and the names of people-in-charge. It also provides basic information about the symptoms and effects of drug and alcohol addiction as well as some tips for parents so that they can prevent drug use in their family.
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