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UNICEF country representative to the Philippines Nick Alipui led more than 600 delegates to the 8th Philippine National Convention on AIDS in launching the "Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS" campaign.


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Costing P2 million, the room, according to NBI-Cordillera director Rickson Chiong, is the first of its kind outside of the NBI central office in Manila.


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The DOJ, in an order issued by Undersecretary Regis Puno, said the investigating prosecutor did not commit any error that would justify reversal of the resolution against Cullen.


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United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) executive director Carol
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The DOJ, in an order issued by Undersecretary Regis Puno, said the investigating prosecutor did not commit any error that would justify reversal of the resolution against Cullen.


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United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) executive director Carol
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Bellamy is in the country for a four-day visit as part of her international
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