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[Title] => Philippine, Indonesian troops hold commando training
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[Title] => Saudi Arabia to lift ban on Filipino domestic workers
[Summary] => Saudi Arabia will lift the 15-month ban on Filipino domestic workers starting from Oct. 1, a Saudi official said.
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[Title] => Suspected Filipino, Indonesian militants arrested in Malaysia
[Summary] => Malaysian authorities arrested 11 members of a suspected terror group who are transporting weapons from the Philippines to other parts of Asia; the suspects were composed of Filipino and Indonesian nationals.
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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: Search fails to find 29 fishermen in South Pacific
[Summary] => WELLINGTON (AP) -The New Zealand air force on Saturday suspended a three-day search covering thousands of kilometers of the South Pacific after failing to locate 29 Asian fishermen who have been missing for weeks.
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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS : South Pacific search for 29 missing fishermen
[Summary] => WELLINGTON (AP) -The New Zealand air force searched for 29 fishermen Thursday after the charred remains of their boat was found abandoned near the South Pacific island nation of Kiribati.
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[Title] => Murder raps vs Murad dropped
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COTABATO CITY — Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez announced yesterday the dropping of murder and multiple murder charges which the police filed against Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) chairman Al Haj Murad in connection with recent bombings in North Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat.
"We have no direct evidence against Murad. He was just mentioned by the complainants as being one of (those who) planned the bombings," he told reporters in Manila.
Gonzalez said he has ordered the local prosecutors to withdraw the charges against Murad.
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[Title] => Pinoy, Indon maids march in Hong Kong to demand wage increase
[Summary] => HONG KONG (AP) — About 500 Filipino and Indonesian maids working in Hong Kong marched through downtown streets yesterday to demand a wage increase.
"Stop modern slavery! Wage increase now!" read placards held by the domestic workers who marched from a downtown square to Hong Kong’s government headquarters.
The protesters demanded the government scrap a 400 Hong Kong dollars ($51) tax on employers that was introduced in 2003 when Hong Kong’s economy was in recession, and raise their minimum monthly salary to the original level of HK$3,670 ($471).
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[Title] => RP to help KL on Sabah kidnapping
[Summary] => President Arroyo has pledged her government’s help in tracking down the gunmen who snatched six Filipino and Indonesian workers from a Malaysian resort on Borneo island last weekend.
Malaysia’s national police chief, meanwhile, said yesterday the kidnappers were local bandits who may have had foreign help.
Mrs. Arroyo said she agreed with Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to "close ranks" against the kidnappers.
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[Title] => ‘JI suspects seen in Mindanao before Al-Ghozi escape’
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Before convicted terrorist Fathur Rohman Al-Ghozi and two Abu Sayyaf comrades bolted Camp Crame in Quezon City last week, Filipino and Indonesian intelligence agents had reportedly been monitoring the movement of suspected Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) members in Mindanao.
The Indonesia-based JI is believed to be a terrorist organization responsible for the bombing of two nightclubs in the island resort of Bali, Indonesia last year.
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[Title] => Terror threats prompt RP-Indon border pact review
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The increasing threats of terrorism have prompted the Philippines and Indonesia to review their existing border agreement signed in 1975.
The review was proposed during the 23rd Philippine-Indonesia Border Committee Vice Chairmen’s Conference held yesterday at the Waterfront Insular Hotel here.
The conference also tackled other concerns affecting the borders of the two neighboring countries.
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"We have no direct evidence against Murad. He was just mentioned by the complainants as being one of (those who) planned the bombings," he told reporters in Manila.
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[Title] => Pinoy, Indon maids march in Hong Kong to demand wage increase
[Summary] => HONG KONG (AP) — About 500 Filipino and Indonesian maids working in Hong Kong marched through downtown streets yesterday to demand a wage increase.
"Stop modern slavery! Wage increase now!" read placards held by the domestic workers who marched from a downtown square to Hong Kong’s government headquarters.
The protesters demanded the government scrap a 400 Hong Kong dollars ($51) tax on employers that was introduced in 2003 when Hong Kong’s economy was in recession, and raise their minimum monthly salary to the original level of HK$3,670 ($471).
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[Title] => RP to help KL on Sabah kidnapping
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Malaysia’s national police chief, meanwhile, said yesterday the kidnappers were local bandits who may have had foreign help.
Mrs. Arroyo said she agreed with Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to "close ranks" against the kidnappers.
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The Indonesia-based JI is believed to be a terrorist organization responsible for the bombing of two nightclubs in the island resort of Bali, Indonesia last year.
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[Title] => Terror threats prompt RP-Indon border pact review
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The increasing threats of terrorism have prompted the Philippines and Indonesia to review their existing border agreement signed in 1975.
The review was proposed during the 23rd Philippine-Indonesia Border Committee Vice Chairmen’s Conference held yesterday at the Waterfront Insular Hotel here.
The conference also tackled other concerns affecting the borders of the two neighboring countries.
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