No one convicted after 58 people gunned down in cold blood in 2009 in the country’s worst political mass killing.
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For survivors of the super typhoon that killed 6,300 people, life in the Philippines remains a struggle.
Thousands of families still in limbo as the Philippines struggles to recover from the devastating typhoon.
US Marine arrest puts controversial military deal in the limelight after transgender Filipino found dead in a toilet.
Armed group’s ransom success with German hostages marks a re-emergence, as authorities investigate ISIL links.
Unregulated fishing is threatening the collapse of the tuna industry, conservationists say.
As family of former dictator seeks historical redemption, government counters with unrelenting search for stolen wealth.
Teenage phenom with quick hands and a passion for boxing has reminded many of the great Filipino fighter at a young age.
Five senior meteorologists in the Philippines have just resigned to work abroad, highlighting a worrying trend.
The Positive Action Foundation Philippines, manned by HIV-positive staff, provides care to those who have no one else.
