With disinformation on the rise, open government laws are a vital way to preserve the public’s access to the truth
Right-to-know laws and other measures protect our ability to obtain authentic and reliable information about our government.
Judicial Ethics Opinion 24-143
On these facts, the inquirer (1) has full discretion to determine whether he/she has received sufficient information indicating a “substantial likelihood” that an attorney has committed a “substantial ...
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The last hurrah
There are no secrets (not for very long, anyway) in the Philippines. So much so that speculation was rife that former ...
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Majority of Pinoys prefer Grace Poe to be DICT chief – survey
A significant majority of Filipinos, close to three-fifths, want Sen. Grace Poe as the next Department of Information and ...
Harrisburg must reverse its persistent failure to protect children and older adults in Pa. | Editorial
Amid the resignation of the child advocate and the incompetence of the Department of Aging, abuse and neglect complaints ...
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Discordant notes in the BARMM (1)
If the fledgling Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) were a musical, it would have been one with several ...
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Davich: Science and critical thinking under attack in our country
"For some reason, our lawmakers are now suppressing science,” Bill Nye said, noting that science and critical thinking are ...