PH Approves Bill Redefining Illegal Recruitment to Protect Overseas Workers
It proposes that illegal recruitment by a syndicate should be defined as an act carried out by two or more persons who are non-licensees or non-holders of authority. Previously, the law required three or more individuals to be involved for the offense to be classified as illegal recruitment by a syndicate.
Filipinos Trafficked for Cryptocurrency Scam in Myanmar Plan to Sue Recruiter
The group of six Filipinos, consisting of four women and two men, initially sought assistance from Philippine authorities, but four individuals decided to stay behind due to fear, subsequently withdrawing their rescue request.
Lawmaker Calls for Investigation into Irregular Fund Transfers on GCash
Herrera is urging the House to summon the executives of GCash, G-Xchange, Mynt, Globe Telecom, Ayala Corporation, and Ant Financial to provide a detailed explanation of the unauthorized deductions that have caused concern among app users.
PH House of Representatives Passes Bill Prohibiting “No Permit, No Exam” Policy in Private Schools
If enacted into law, the bill would allow elementary and secondary students to take periodic and final exams even if they have unpaid financial obligations, provided that their parents or guardians submit a promissory note.
Muntinlupa court defers ruling on former senator Leila de Lima’s bail plea
Tacardon said that they remain hopeful that justice will prevail and that the bail petition will be resolved before the next hearing in June.
