The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
Sexual Assault in the Philippines What is sexual assault? Sexual assault is sexual contact that usually involves force upon a person without consent or that is inflicted upon a person who is incapable of giving consent. Protect yourself against sexual assault Some things may be out of your control but can take measures to … Read more
Today in History, June 9, in 1868, pharmacist and Katipunero, Feliciano Jocson, is born. Interestingly, two of Jocson’s contemporaries claim that the design of the flag was designed by Jocson and not Emilio Aguinaldo. Feliciano Jocson y Hernandez, a pharmacist who ran a drugstore in Escolta prior to joining the Katipunan, together with Jose Alejandrino, … Read more
Did you know? It’s been 3 years since Agawid was released back into Aurora Memorial National Park, Sierra Madre mountains. As we celebrate Philippine Eagle Week, may we always be reminded of our responsibility to protect our wildlife and their habitat? Note: The Philippine Eagle Foundation said that the 28-year-old Pag-Asa passed away on January … Read more
Today in History June 8, in 1899, Mariano Ponce, 1st Philippine ambassador to Japan, sends President E. Aguinaldo a letter from Yokohama, saying that 5 Japanese military officials have been chosen to help Filipinos in an unofficial capacity, to bolster Philippine forces in the PH-US War. The 5 Japanese officials were named Señores Hara, Inatomi, … Read more
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay Penalty for computer-related identity theft in the Philippines Did you know? RA 10175 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 punishes the creation of accounts using someone else’s identity. Those found guilty of committing computer-related identity theft will serve jail time of 6-12 years or will be meted a … Read more