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Uphold human rights, groups urge Duterte MANILA – Human rights group Karapatan said it is supporting a campaign called ‘Rise Up!’ initiated by faith-based groups, institutions and people’s

organizations against the drug menace and for the protection of human and people’s rights against drugrelated extrajudicial killings. Continue on page 2

Troops search for abducted Vietnamese sailors ZAMBOANGA CITY – Army soldiers are searching for 6 Vietnamese sailors abducted by suspected Abu Sayyaf rebels off the southern Filipino province of Basilan. One Vietnamese sailor was also shot and wounded by the gunmen who hijacked his cargo ship, MV Royal 16, near Sibago Island and is currently undergo-

ing medical treatment at a private hospital here, police said. Police said Lai Minh Kao was admitted at the Brent Hospital and is being cared by another Vietnamese sailor Pham Van Trong. But police said the head of the Bureau on Immigration, Albert Abanila, allegedly prevented its investigators from getting information from Kao. Continue on page 2

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‘Fixers’ target ni Inday Sara DAVAO CITY - Ipinagutos ngayon ni Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte ang malawakang kampanya sa pagpapatigil sa mga fixer sa City Hall matapos na makatanggap umano ito ng mga reklamo mula sa publiko. Kabilang sa ipinasupil nito ang mga contact at access ng mga nabanggit na fixer sa mga tanggapan o departamento kasunod ng mga reklamong nakarating sa kanya. Diumano ay maraming mga fixer ang nakatambay sa harapan ng Sanguniang Panglungsod na nagaalok ng mabilis na proseso sa business permit at iba pa kapalit ng pera o lagay. Kabilang sa mga tanggapan na diumano’y pinupuntirya ng mga fixer ay ang Office of the City Treasurer, Business Bureau, Office of the City Assessor, Office of the Local Civil Registry, City

Health Office, Office of the City Veterinarian, Office of the City Social Services and Development, at Local Land Franchising and Regulatory Board. Ayon sa Human Resource and Management Office, kaalinsabay ng kautusang ipinapatupad ni Duterte ay ang warning sa mga empleyado na mapatunayang sangkot o nakikipagtulungan sa trabaho ng mga nasabing fixer. Pagkatanggal sa kanilang trabaho ang pinakamatinding aksyon ang posibleng ipataw sa mga mapatunayang sangkot sa fixer at maaari din anilang masampaan ng kaso kung mapatunayang tumanggap sila ng pera o lagay. Ang kautusan ni Duterte ay dahil na rin sa Anti-Red Tape Act o Republic Act 9485 at ito ay ipinatupad upang

maisiguro ang mataas na uri ng pagta-trabaho ng mga kawani sa tanggapan ng pamahalaan upang maiwasan din ang graft and corruption. Ang pagkuha sa ilegal na serbisyo ng mga fixer ay maibibilang din na isang matinding paglabag sa naturang batas. Mahigpit na ipinatutupad ng pamahalaan ng Davao ang mga ordinansa at mga nilagdaang batas, ngunit meron pa rin anilang pilit na lumalabag at bumabaluktot bagay na hindi anila pwedeng palampasin Ang ipinatupad na lalong paghihigpit laban sa mga tiwali ay kaugnay na rin sa nalalapit na business permit renewal sa darating na buwan ng Enero. Nakapagtalaga na ng team ang alkalde para siyang magbantay sa mga aktibidad ng naturang tanggapin para masupil ang naturang gawain. (Malou Cablinda)

ARMM strengthens Import-Export Industry COTABATO CITY – Members of different government sectors and the Chamber of Commerce and Industries attended the OrientationBriefing on Importation given by the Bureau of Customs at the Bajau Hall, ORG Compound here. Last week’s forum, organized by the ARMM Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in partnership with the Regional Economic Zone Authority (REZA) and Polloc Free Port, was aimed at re-orienting ARMM trading clientele on the business of import and export. This was a step taken by DTI to encourage even small business traders to legalize all their importing transactions to eliminate the rampant misconceptions of illegal smuggling especially for products coming in from nearby Malaysia and Indonesia. According to Fernando de Dios, DTI Senior Trade and Industry Development Specialist, barter trading played a big part in the economic stimulus in the ARMM and this is why DTI is looking to revive the industry. He said that the agency is working on reviving the real barter trading as it is, and not just the one-way system that it is today. “The barter that we are talking about today is no longer the barter that we knew early on when Sulu was

still the barter trading center,” he adds. According to him, the proper orientation on import and export guidelines for ARMM traders certainly paves the way for the revival of the industry. Eshan Karl Mabang, Administrator of the Polloc Free Port said that the port’s design meets international port standards and that it is ready for international importation and exportation anytime. Mabang supports the revival of the barter trading and the projected boost this will have in the export side of the industry. “We support this kind of economic activity dahil una, pag maging successful ito, we can provide employment, increase our revenue collection at malaki ang magiging remittance natin,” he said. To date, the Port is only mobilizing on its imports on cement, corn, and equipment for renewable energy, coming in from countries such as Vietnam, Singapore, South Korea, and India. REZA-ARMM also ensured that it is ready not only for importation, but also for exportation after it entered into a Joint Memorandum Order with the Bureau of Customs last October 2015, on the implementation of the mandatory Electronic Processing of Transshipments of REZA locators to REZA Zones and other procedures

through the E2M system. E2M (electronic-to-mobile) is an internet-based technology that allows Customs Officers and traders to handle most of their transactions online. It makes use of advanced technology including electronic signatures to provide government officials with new tools to enable them to make dramatic improvements in security, trade efficiency, and to fight against corruption. One of those who will benefit from the innovation is the Bangsamoro Oil and Fuels Corporation, which is waiting for its importation permit as it looks forward to building a four million peso oil depot in Polloc under a joint-venture agreement with a Malaysian company. Dr. Amor Pendaliday, President of the Corporation said the construction will take around three to five months and that the depot will have a petroleum capacity of about 14 million liters. According to him, petroleum prices, especially in the nearby areas of Maguindanao and Lanao, will definitely go on a major roll back once the depot starts operating. Dr. Pendaliday is certain that once the Liguasan Marsh is explored and developed, exportation of crude oil is also very possible in the near future. (Bureau of Public Information)

Continued fr om page 1 from Ngunit kinokontra naman ito ng ilang mga mambabatas at sinasabing walang sapat na dahilan si Duterte na suspindihin ang writ of habeas corpus. Maaari itong isuspindi ni Duterte dahil sa rebelyon o kung sakupin ng dayuhang bansa ang Pilipinas. Patuloy sa kasaluyan ang operasyon ng militar kontra terorista sa katimugan at kamakailan lamang ay napatay ng mga sundalo sa North Cotabato ang isang kilabot na bomber na umano’y nasa likod ng maraming atake sa Central Mindanao. Hindi naman nagbigay ng detalye ang militar kaugnay sa kanilang operasyon dahil sa maselan umano ito at kinabibilangan ng iba’tibang units. Ngunit ayon sa ilang sources sa 6th Infantry Division, kabilang sa target

ng operasyon ang ang mga jihadist groups sa lalawigan ng Lanao del Sur at Sarangani, at ang Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) na siyang nasa likod ng mga karahasan sa rehiyon, gayun rin ang Abu Sayyaf at mga Malaysian at Indonesian militants na kasama nito sa Tawi-Tawi, Sulu at Basilan na pawing bahagi ng magulong Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. Naunang napaslang ng militar noong nakaraang linggo si Mohd Nor Hassan – alias Commander Kamarudin - na isang bomb expert umano ng BIFF. Napatay si Hassan matapos na umano’y manlaban sa mga sundalo ng ito ay matunton sa kanyang hideout sa Barangay Malamote sa bayan ng Matalam sa North Cotabato. Nabatid na may

pabuya itong P1.2 milyon mula sa pamahalaan at nagsanay umano sa paggagawa ng bomba sa ilalim ni Malaysian bomb expert Zulkipli bin Hir alias Marwan. Napatay si Marwan ng Special Action Force noong Enero 2015 sa loob ng kampo ng Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) sa Barangay Tukanalipao sa bayan ng Mamasapano sa Maguindanao province. Ngunit pinatay rin ng MILF at BIFF ang 44 SAF commandos matapos silang mapaligiran doon. Sinasabing ilang commander ng MILF ang nagbigay ng impormasyon sa militar ukol sa kinalalagyan ni Hassan upang makuha ang bounty nito. Tikom naman ang bibig ng liderato ng MILF at BIFF sa pagkakapatay kay Hassan. (Mindanao Examiner)

Uphold human rights, groups urge Duterte Continued fr om page 1 from “Karapatan calls on our fellow citizens to uphold people’s and human rights amid a system that breeds the existence and proliferation of the illegal drug trade. We will support efforts to educate the general public on the roots and impact of the global drug on the Filipino people, to document cases of drug-related killings, and to advocate against the brazen impunity by which these killings are conducted in direct violation of the right to life and to due process,” said Jigs Clamor, Karapatan Deputy Secretary General. Karapatan previously reported the use of President Rodrigo Duterte’s war against drugs in the conduct of counter-insurgency operations of the Philippine National Police in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan, where four farmer activists were illegally arrested and detained last October on charges related to the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 (Republic Act 91656). The farmers’ personal belongings were taken and their families were trauma-

tized. They were wrongly accused as members of the New People’s Army (NPA) and one of them was mauled. The four are members of the Karahumi Farmers Association (KFA), an organization that has long been resisting the land grabbing of more than 1,000 hectares of agricultural lands in Bulacan. Police authorities allegedly planted evidence against them. “Batak kami sa trabaho, hindi kami batak sa droga,” said one of the arrested farmers. Three of the farmer activists were released from detention, while another KF member, Romy Gaitero, remains in jail. “We are also receiving disturbing reports that the Armed Forces of the Philippines, even while the government has declared a unilateral ceasefire in relation to its peace talks with the National Democratic Front, continues military operations under so-called Oplan Bayanihan by encamping in civilian communities, threatening and harassing civilians suspected of being members of the NPA and conducts cen-

sus of residents in the guise of Oplan Tokhang,” Clamor said. Karapatan alsp reiterated its call to Duterte to stop drug-related killings and to respect the people’s rights to due process. “The drug menace can be eliminated without curtailing the basic rights of the people, especially of the poor. In fact, it is through upholding the rights of the people, especially social and economic rights, that the people can repudiate the use and trade of illegal drugs. The government should instead strive to improve the living conditions of the Filipinos, especially the marginalized, by providing them secure jobs with living wages, free education and health care, and land to cultivate.” “The system that breeds the proliferation of drugs is the same one that causes unrest among the Filipinos. Thus, it is important that the root causes of poverty, that serves as a breeding ground for the existence of the illegal drug trade, and others that give rise to armed conflict be addressed thoroughly,” Clamor said. (Mindanao Examiner)

Troops search for abducted Vietnamese sailors Continued fr om page 1 from “The head of (the Bureau of ) Immigration identified as Mr. Albert Abanila prohibited the CIS member to conduct interview with the victim,” said Senior Superintendent Michael Nicolas, the regional police spokesman. It was not immediately known why Abanila prevented the local police from investigating the wounded seaman. The cargo shipwas hijacked on November 11 by ten gunmen on a speedbo and seized the

crewmen – Do Trung Hieu, Hoang Vo, Tran Khac Dung, Huang Trung Thong and Huang Van Hai – including its captain, Pham Min Tuan. The wounded sailor was rescued by a passing Filipino ship, MV Iloilo Lorcon, and brought to Zamboanga City. The Vietnamese ship was heading carrying cement and heading for Davao City when it was hijacked. “The victim is presently undergoing medical treatment with a companion identified as Pham Van Trong, also a Viet-

namese, at above mentioned hospital. Suspects fled after the incident to include some of the crew members of Royal 16 vessel they took hostage,” Nicolas said. No individual or group claimed responsibility for the abduction, but suspicion fell heavily on the notor ious Abu Sayyaf group which is still holding over a dozen Malaysian and Indonesian sailors, including a German yachter kidnapped recently in Sabah, Malaysia. (Mindanao Examiner)

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DENR-ARMM to sue LGUs neglecting requirements of solid waste management law COTABATO CITY – The chief of the Environment department in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (DENR-ARMM) announced his office will sue local gov-

ernment units (LGUs) in the region that do not comply with Republic Act 9003, or the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000. Secretary Kahal Kedtag

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ARMM celebrates 27th founding anniversary

COTABATO CITY – The people in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) are set to showcase their diverse culture, traditions, and way of life as the region marks its 27th founding anniversary this month. ARMM Governor Mujiv Hataman urged all sectors to take part in the celebration and said “the Moro here look forward to more years of pride and success.” He said this year’s celebration will highlight the 27 years of history, achievements, and progress of the autonomous region. The creation of an autonomous region in Muslim Mindanao is enshrined in the 1987 Philippine Constitution. The ARMM was established in 1989 by virtue of Republic Act 6734 and was originally composed of the provinces of Sulu, Maguindanao, Lanao del Sur and Tawi-Tawi. The province of Basilan and the cities of Marawi and Lamitan became part of the region following the expansion of the ARMM’s powers and geographical composi-

tion under a new organic act – Republic Act 9054, which was the result of the Final Peace Agreement between the national government and the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF). According to the official website of the ARMM, “[t]he history of the region can only be understood in the context of how the Bangsamoro people continuously struggle for self-rule and selfdetermination.” As part of the celebration, the regional government has lined up several activities this month and on December. Among which are a food festival that would feature the cuisines of the different major Moro tribes in the ARMM, a film showing, cooking showdown, sports festival, search for the ARMM’s Rajah and Ranee, financial literacy forum, cultural presentation, regional governors’ peacetivity, People’s Day, week of peace, local government unit’s summit and Gabi ng Parangal. Tourism Sec. Ayesha Mangudadatu-Dilangalen

said the celebration will highlight the rich culture of the Moro people as well as the variety of local products from the different ARMM provinces. “It’s a great opportunity for tourists to discover the rich culture of the region,” Sec. Dilangalen said. The different regional line agencies will also provide and deliver free legal and medical services on the People’s Day on Saturday morning, November 19. The 636th commemoration of the Sheikh Karimul Makhdum Day in Bongao, Tawi-Tawi on November 7 marked the official kick-off of the anniversary celebration. It will culminate on December 19, during the Shariff Kabunsuan Festival, with a fluvial procession at the Rio Grande de Mindanao in Cotabato City. In 2015, the ARMM opted to mark the region’s anniversary with a muted celebration in the wake of a wave of terror attacks in different parts of the world that claimed the lives of hundreds. (Bureau of Public Information)

ernment Code of 1991. “We appeal to the LGUs to comply with the law. We need to impose the law,” Sec. Kedtag said. He added his office will coordinate with the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG-ARMM) to compel LGUs to implement the provisions of RA 9003. DENR-ARMM also encouraged the region’s LGUs to provide and submit their comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan (SWMP) as mandated by RA 9003. That law defines the policy framework, institutional mechanisms, and mandate for LGUs to achieve a 25% waste reduction target through an integrated SWMP based on the 3Rs – reduce, re-use and recycle.

Based on a study, the country generated 10.6 million tons of solid waste in 2012 and that volume is expected to double in 2025. This is the reason why solid waste management is considered a major environmental issue by the government. In a two-day learning event on ecological solid waste management conducted by the Environment and Management Bureau (EMB)-12, which was also participated by EMB-ARMM in Cotabato City, the National Solid Waste Management Council ordered all LGUs to submit their 10-year SWMP not later than November 30this year. Section 50 of RA 9003 said local government offi-

cials and officials of government agencies concerned who fail to comply with and enforce rules and regulations promulgated relative to the solid waste management law shall be charged administratively in accordance with RA 7160 and other existing laws, rules and regulations. “Waste mismanagement has serious environmental effects (and that resulted in) the passage of RA 9003; we need to implement it the soonest possible,” Sec. Kedtag said. The department can provide technical assistance to LGUs in the formulation and implementation of their SWMPs, said the DENRARMM chief. (Bureau of Public Information)

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pekeng opisyal sa DILG nagpaila sa alyas nga ‘Phia’ ug gigamit usab ang pangalang ‘Pia Alarcon’ ug giingong target niini ang mga local executives sa Luzon. Base sa nadawat nga taho sa DILG, ang modus sa giingong pekeng opisyal mao ang pagkumbinsir sa mga local governments nga

magsumiter og letter of request sa DILG alang sa funding sa local development projects. Apil sa mga nabiktima na sa maong pekeng opisyal sa DILG ang mga local executives sa Pangasinan ug mga mayor sa Rehiyon 1, 2 ug 3 lakip na usab ang syudad sa (Elvira C. Baguio. Bongosia)

Free visa sa Australia, dili tinuod! CEBU - Gihimakak sa Australian Embassy ang mga nigawas nga taho kalabot sa giingong free visa sa mga Pilipinong moadto sa ilang nasod. Matud pa sa embassy, dili tinuod nga sugod sa Enero 2017, dili na pangayuan og visa sa Australia ang mga Pinoy nga mobisita sa ilang nasod sulod sa 90 ka adlaw. Kalabot niini, nipasidaan ang embassy sa mga Pinoy nga dili mutuo sa maong mga

taho ug gi-klaro nila nga kinahanglan pa gihapon og visa ang mga Pinoy. Gihimakak usab sa Australian authority ang usa pa ka article diin nagpatik nga ang mga Pinoy nga mobisita sa Australia kinahanglan lamang magpakita og return ticket ug proof of funds nga nagkantidad og $1,500 sa dili pa sila tugotang makasulod sa maong nasod. Matud pa nga dili usab tinuod ang migawas nga impormasyon sa so-

cial media o Facebook nga misulod ang nasod sa Australia ug ang Pilipinas sa bilateral visa agreement nga magpadali sa travel barriers sa duha ka nasod. Tambag pa sa embassy sa mga Pinoy nga gustong moadto sa maong nasod nga bisitahon una ang ilang travel website alang sa ilang pahinumdom ug kun unsaon ang pag-apply og visa ug ang mga kinahanglanong dokumento. (Elvira C. Bongosia)

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CEBU - Gipahayag ni Labor Sec. Silvestre Bello III nga katunga sa mga t r a b a h a n t e n g kontraktuwal sa gobyerno ang mahimo nang permanente sugod 2017. Matud pa ni Bello, 50 porsiyento sa mga contractual employees sa nagkalain-laing ahensiya, bureaus, government financial institutions ug government-owned and controlled corporations ang mahimo nang permanente human sa panawagan sa gobyerno sa paghunong sa

Western Mindanao

kontraktuwalisasyon. Pasabot pa ni Bello, nahuman na ang tanang “pertinent works” sa nagkalain-laing ahensiya sa gobyerno mao nga mahimo nang permanente ang mga contractual workers samtang ang regularisasyon sa nahabiling trabahante magpadayon sa sunod tuig. Mahimo nilang tugotan ang kontraktuwalisasyon apan ang dawaton nga mga contractual workers angay mahatagan og mga

Cebu

benepisyo aron matagamtaman usab nila ang mga dalang mga pribilehiyo. Kalabot niini, naa sa 1.3 milyon ka regular workers ang naa sa nagkalain-laing government line agencies sa tibuok nasod samtang gibanabanang naa sa 300,000 contractual workers ang hired nga nihimo sa mga katungdanan ug responsibilidad nga ginahatag sa mga p e r m a n e n t e n g empleyado.

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