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Japan helps Bangsamoro in water, COVID-19 response

The Japanese government has provided support in improving water sources and COVID response in the Bangsamoro region.

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Climate impacts a driving force of Filipino migration | Daily Express Online

Migration is one of strategies employed by Filipinos to cope with the impacts of the climate crisis, a report of the United Nations migration agency found

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Climate change spurs adaptive migration in PH — IOM report – Manila Bulletin

Due to the increasing climate risks, Filipinos rely on voluntary adaptative strategies such as permanent and circular migration as well as involuntary adaptive strategies such as distress migration and systematic relocation, the International Organization for Migration (IOM)-Philippines said in a re

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Locsin wants visa-less travel in Asean stopped

Locsin wants ‘visa-less’ travel in Asean stopped Bernadette E. Tamayo © Provided by The Manila Times FOREIGN Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. wants “visa less” travel within Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) stopped since syndicates use this scheme to traffic Filipinas abroad as sex slaves. “A lot of girls from Cotabato are trafficked to war zones to be sex slaves through visa less Asean. Stop visa less travel,” Locsin tweeted on Wednesday. Citizens of Asean-member countries travel visa free within the region. The grouping is composed of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Laos, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines. Locsin was reacting to the tweet of Susan Ople, president of Blas F. Ople Policy Center, who said, “Ending modern slavery is a top priority of Barmm officials and its parliament.”

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