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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

 

EDITORIAL

Horrors in Abu Khalid’s harem

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SOMETHING must be done to stop recruiters of women overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) from subjecting them to the horrors of being in “Khalid’s harem.”

As Migrante International’s Chairman Gary Martinez told it in a press conference on Saturday, 20 Filipinas were being raped repeatedly in a recruitment office in Damman, Saudi Arabia. Until this writing (afternoon of Monday), no news has been received from Saudi Arabia that the pitiful Filipinas have been rescued and the perpetrators have been arrested.

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O T H E R   C O L U M N S  A N D  F E A T U R E S

 

POLICY PEEK
By Ernesto F. Herrera

CAN a candidate with no money, no power and no political network win against another candidate who has all those? Ed Panlilio’s election victory proved the future is unknowable...

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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
By Marit Stinus-Remonde

How much do you think Madam Remonde could fetch us, my companion jokingly asked. We were in Kabuntalan, Maguindanao, where the marsh-land begins.

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MEN & EVENTS
By Alito L. Malinao

Every Tuesday, the first thing that I do when I get my copy of The Manila Times is to open the OP-ED Section of the paper. Of course, I read my column first and then go to the opposite page to read the column...

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ANALYSIS

WASHINGTON, D.C.: The US House of Representatives on Friday narrowly passed a bill aimed at capping and reducing US greenhouse gas emissions and lowering the country’s dependence on foreign oil,...

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COMMENTARY

Romblon history, when the time comes for it to be written, will inevitably only have kind words for those who made that history possible.

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FEATURE

KATHMANDU: When the power cuts that frequently plague Nepal were at their worst last winter, one of the biggest frustrations for many people was missing their favorite television soap opera.

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