If climate change is a crime, who would be the criminal?
In October, Asian lawyers staged a mock trial in Thailand where they charged eight of the world”s wealthiest countries with the crime of causing climate change.
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If climate change is a crime, who would be the criminal?
In October, Asian lawyers staged a mock trial in Thailand where they charged eight of the world”s wealthiest countries with the crime of causing climate change.
How to survive voter registration
The last week of voter registration has been marked by reports of long lines at Comelec offices, computer breakdowns, and a scary harbinger of the coming elections. RockEd's Gang Badoy registered early and describes how the process worked smoothly for her on E-GIG, the Election Guide for the Interactive Generation, GMANews.TV”s new election web show. With a comics illustration on how to register.
How to survive voter registration
The last week of voter registration has been marked by reports of long lines at Comelec offices, computer breakdowns, and a scary harbinger of the coming elections.
Inside the DSWD warehouse that sparked web firestorm
As if the onslaught from Ondoy and Pepeng were not enough, a barrage of criticism has flooded the DSWD for supposedly moving at a snail's pace in distributing relief goods to victims of the twin calamities. GMANews.TV's SOPHIA DEDACE visits the agency's warehouse to verify claims of a controversial blog post on the issue.
Inside the DSWD warehouse that sparked web firestorm
As if the onslaught from Ondoy and Pepeng were not enough, a barrage of criticism has flooded the DSWD for supposedly moving at a snail's pace in distributing relief goods to victims of the twin calamities. GMANews.TV's SOPHIA DEDACE visits the agency's warehouse to verify claims of a controversial blog post on the issue.
Blamed for disaster, floodway settlers are immovable force
A month after “Ondoy”, communities obstructing the nine-kilometer-long Manggahan Floodway - one of the nation”s largest flood control structures — are still there, setting the stage for a repeat of the flooding that occurred when water quickly breached its banks. Jam Sisante reports.
Blamed for disaster, floodway settlers are immovable force
A month after “Ondoy”, communities obstructing the nine-kilometer-long Manggahan Floodway - one of the nation”s largest flood control structures — are still there, setting the stage for a repeat of the flooding that occurred when water quickly breached its banks.
The hazards of giving
Reporters are taught to maintain an emotional distance from the subjects we cover. But like dams, we have our spilling levels.
October 21, 2009 | Posted in Special Reports | Read More »
The hazards of giving
Reporters are taught to maintain an emotional distance from the subjects we cover. But like dams, we have our spilling levels.
October 21, 2009 | Posted in Special Reports | Read More »
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