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THE Cebu City Anti-Indecency Board (Caib) imposed a five-figure fine on radio station Brigada News FM Cebu and its broadcasters, lawyer Juril Patiño and Dennes Tabar, for their controversial live interview with a minor rape victim from Dumanjug, Cebu, on March 13, 2024.The interview, which went viral, drew criticism for being unethical. Caib also demanded a public apology from the radio station and broadcasters.“The public apology will be aired in their program and posted on their social media page,” said Caib chairman Lucelle Mercado, according to a Cebu City Public Information Office report on March 20.During the broadcast, the anchormen prompted the four-year-old child to recall in detail the sexual abuse she had suffered, with the interview also being aired live on the station’s Facebook page. The Facebook Live video has since been deleted.The broadcasters admitted their wrongdoing and accepted responsibility during a hearing with the Caib members, according to the PIO report.Caib will send a formal letter to the radio station outlining its decision. It said it may recommend the station’s closure to the city mayor if a similar violation occurs in the future. “If magkagrabe (if its violations become severe), we can recommend to the City the closure of the establishment. Nabuhat na ni namo sauna, ilabi na ni’ng mga erring establishments (We’ve done this before, especially with those erring establishments,” Mercado said.She, however, assured due process in regard to all complaints lodged with them.Caib, which serves as the City’s “morality police,” was created under City Ordinance 2346.Meanwhile, Brigada News FM radio station earlier said it is currently conducting its own probe into the incident.Brigada News FM’s area manager, Raul del Prado, in a letter, committed to addressing the complaints seriously. He said administrative sanctions have been imposed on Patiño and Tabar, both of whom have expressed regret for their actions and are willing to accept responsibility.Aside from Caib, the Police Regional Office in Central Visayas (PRO 7) also ordered an investigation into Brigada’s interview with the minor rape victim.PRO 7 maintained that Brigada’s interview with the minor happened in the premises of the child’s residence, not at the Dumanjug police station, and was done without the consent or knowledge of the police. / WBS Volleyball in the Philippines Philippines THE Philippine government has launched coordination efforts with the owner of the Portuguese-flagged MCS Aries ship after four Filipino seafarers and 21 other nationalities on board were captured by Iranian authorities while navigating the Strait of Hormuz, near the Gulf of Oman, on April 13.The Department of Migrant Workers, the country’s agency tasked to protect the rights and promote the welfare of overseas Filipino workers and their families, confirmed the capture of the ship and the Filipino crew onboard by the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Special Naval Force on April 14.“We are also in coordination with the Department of Foreign Affairs, the licensed manning agency, ship manager and operator to ensure the safety and well-being as well as work on the release of our dear seafarers,” the agency said in a statement.The government agency did not divulge the names of the Filipino crewmen in its statement, however, it assured the public that they had already informed their families.“What we are trying to do right now is establish communication with them. We are coordinating with the ship owner to establish a connection with the ship and with the seafarers,” DMW Officer-in-Charge Hans Leo Cacdac told reporters in Manila on April 15.“We just got word that they are safe on board. The ship is just anchored [in Iran],” he added.DMW assured the four seafarers and their families of “full government support and assistance,” upon the directives of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.Meanwhile, Kabayan Partylist Congressman Ron Salo, chairman of the House Committee on Overseas Workers Affairs, said the situation involving the capture of the Portuguese-owned vessel has put the Filipino seafarers "in an extremely precarious position.""It highlights the continued vulnerability of our overseas seafarers who are among the most affected in any international conflicts,” Salo said in a separate statement on April 14.He lauded the DMW for its "swift response.""They have all worked diligently to reassure the families of the affected seafarers and for coordinating efforts aimed at securing their safe release,” the lawmaker added.As this developed, the Philippine Catholic Church has urged the Filipinos to pray and “implore our almighty God to touch the hearts of those who seized the MSC Aries to release them, for respect and promotion of rights and dignity of all MSC Aries crew and peace may reign at the Strait of Hormuz.”“It is sad news. Like their families, we too are worried for their condition. We are so concerned with their situation,” said Bishop Ruperto Cruz Santos of Antipolo, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines promoter of Stella Maris-Philippines.“In this problematic situation, we turn to God for His mercy to keep our four seafarers safe, stable, and healthy. We trust our government officials for necessary diplomatic assistance and assurance to exhaust all means to bring them safely home,” the bishop said on April 15.Philippine state-news agency identified MSC Aries as owned by Gortal Shipping Inc., which is affiliated with Zodiac Maritime Shipping Company.IRNA News Agency of Iran said that Zodiac is partly owned by Israeli businessman Eyal Ofer.The recent capture of the international vessel continued to heighten the tensions between Iran and Israel following the latter’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria on April 1, which reportedly killed two IRGC top commanders along with several Iranian military advisors, according to the Philippine News Agency.The Philippines has remained the world's leading supplier of sailors, with over 489,000 Filipino seamen working on both ship passengers and cargo across the globe in 2022. (Ronald O. Reyes/SunStar Philippines)

THE Philippine government has launched coordination efforts with the owner of the Portuguese-flagged MCS Aries ship after four Filipino seafarers and 21 other nationalities on board were captured by Iranian authorities while navigating the Strait of Hormuz, near the Gulf of Oman, on April 13.The Department of Migrant Workers, the country’s agency tasked to protect the rights and promote the welfare of overseas Filipino workers and their families, confirmed the capture of the ship and the Filipino crew onboard by the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Special Naval Force on April 14.“We are also in coordination with the Department of Foreign Affairs, the licensed manning agency, ship manager and operator to ensure the safety and well-being as well as work on the release of our dear seafarers,” the agency said in a statement.The government agency did not divulge the names of the Filipino crewmen in its statement, however, it assured the public that they had already informed their families.“What we are trying to do right now is establish communication with them. We are coordinating with the ship owner to establish a connection with the ship and with the seafarers,” DMW Officer-in-Charge Hans Leo Cacdac told reporters in Manila on April 15.“We just got word that they are safe on board. The ship is just anchored [in Iran],” he added.DMW assured the four seafarers and their families of “full government support and assistance,” upon the directives of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.Meanwhile, Kabayan Partylist Congressman Ron Salo, chairman of the House Committee on Overseas Workers Affairs, said the situation involving the capture of the Portuguese-owned vessel has put the Filipino seafarers "in an extremely precarious position.""It highlights the continued vulnerability of our overseas seafarers who are among the most affected in any international conflicts,” Salo said in a separate statement on April 14.He lauded the DMW for its "swift response.""They have all worked diligently to reassure the families of the affected seafarers and for coordinating efforts aimed at securing their safe release,” the lawmaker added.As this developed, the Philippine Catholic Church has urged the Filipinos to pray and “implore our almighty God to touch the hearts of those who seized the MSC Aries to release them, for respect and promotion of rights and dignity of all MSC Aries crew and peace may reign at the Strait of Hormuz.”“It is sad news. Like their families, we too are worried for their condition. We are so concerned with their situation,” said Bishop Ruperto Cruz Santos of Antipolo, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines promoter of Stella Maris-Philippines.“In this problematic situation, we turn to God for His mercy to keep our four seafarers safe, stable, and healthy. We trust our government officials for necessary diplomatic assistance and assurance to exhaust all means to bring them safely home,” the bishop said on April 15.Philippine state-news agency identified MSC Aries as owned by Gortal Shipping Inc., which is affiliated with Zodiac Maritime Shipping Company.IRNA News Agency of Iran said that Zodiac is partly owned by Israeli businessman Eyal Ofer.The recent capture of the international vessel continued to heighten the tensions between Iran and Israel following the latter’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria on April 1, which reportedly killed two IRGC top commanders along with several Iranian military advisors, according to the Philippine News Agency.The Philippines has remained the world's leading supplier of sailors, with over 489,000 Filipino seamen working on both ship passengers and cargo across the globe in 2022. (Ronald O. Reyes/SunStar Philippines) Do I have to play for real money? THE Archdiocese of Manila is warning the faithful over the presence of individuals pretending to be priests of the Roman Catholic Church. In a radio interview, Manila Archdiocese-Office of Communications (AOC) Director Fr. Roy Bellen said the public must be vigilant against the continued prevalence of non-Roman Catholic individuals holding Masses outside churches while posing as Catholic priests. "As much as we respect ministers of other denominations or sects, it is very saddening when they pretend and project themselves as Roman Catholic priests, with the intention to mislead a Roman Catholic congregation or mass attendees," said Bellen. One way to insulate themselves from fake priests, according to the official, is by following the established protocols in celebrating Masses in offices, schools, or other public places outside the church. Bellen said this in order to allow the Catholic Church to ascertain the legitimacy of the would-be presiding priests. "The organizers need to coordinate beforehand with the respective parish that has the ecclesiastical jurisdiction to inform them about the Mass that is to be celebrated and who will be the presiding priest," Bellen said. "It is of great importance for organizers of the Catholic Masses outside the church to coordinate closely with their respective parishes for their own assurance and for the protection of the Holy Sacrament," he added. Priests usually carry identification cards called celebret, which is a testimonial stating that he is in good standing and has the authority to perform religious functions. (HDT/SunStar Philippines)

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THE Archdiocese of Manila is warning the faithful over the presence of individuals pretending to be priests of the Roman Catholic Church. In a radio interview, Manila Archdiocese-Office of Communications (AOC) Director Fr. Roy Bellen said the public must be vigilant against the continued prevalence of non-Roman Catholic individuals holding Masses outside churches while posing as Catholic priests. "As much as we respect ministers of other denominations or sects, it is very saddening when they pretend and project themselves as Roman Catholic priests, with the intention to mislead a Roman Catholic congregation or mass attendees," said Bellen. One way to insulate themselves from fake priests, according to the official, is by following the established protocols in celebrating Masses in offices, schools, or other public places outside the church. Bellen said this in order to allow the Catholic Church to ascertain the legitimacy of the would-be presiding priests. "The organizers need to coordinate beforehand with the respective parish that has the ecclesiastical jurisdiction to inform them about the Mass that is to be celebrated and who will be the presiding priest," Bellen said. "It is of great importance for organizers of the Catholic Masses outside the church to coordinate closely with their respective parishes for their own assurance and for the protection of the Holy Sacrament," he added. Priests usually carry identification cards called celebret, which is a testimonial stating that he is in good standing and has the authority to perform religious functions. (HDT/SunStar Philippines) Do I have to play for real money? THE Cebu City Anti-Indecency Board (Caib) imposed a five-figure fine on radio station Brigada News FM Cebu and its broadcasters, lawyer Juril Patiño and Dennes Tabar, for their controversial live interview with a minor rape victim from Dumanjug, Cebu, on March 13, 2024.The interview, which went viral, drew criticism for being unethical. Caib also demanded a public apology from the radio station and broadcasters.“The public apology will be aired in their program and posted on their social media page,” said Caib chairman Lucelle Mercado, according to a Cebu City Public Information Office report on March 20.During the broadcast, the anchormen prompted the four-year-old child to recall in detail the sexual abuse she had suffered, with the interview also being aired live on the station’s Facebook page. The Facebook Live video has since been deleted.The broadcasters admitted their wrongdoing and accepted responsibility during a hearing with the Caib members, according to the PIO report.Caib will send a formal letter to the radio station outlining its decision. It said it may recommend the station’s closure to the city mayor if a similar violation occurs in the future. “If magkagrabe (if its violations become severe), we can recommend to the City the closure of the establishment. Nabuhat na ni namo sauna, ilabi na ni’ng mga erring establishments (We’ve done this before, especially with those erring establishments,” Mercado said.She, however, assured due process in regard to all complaints lodged with them.Caib, which serves as the City’s “morality police,” was created under City Ordinance 2346.Meanwhile, Brigada News FM radio station earlier said it is currently conducting its own probe into the incident.Brigada News FM’s area manager, Raul del Prado, in a letter, committed to addressing the complaints seriously. He said administrative sanctions have been imposed on Patiño and Tabar, both of whom have expressed regret for their actions and are willing to accept responsibility.Aside from Caib, the Police Regional Office in Central Visayas (PRO 7) also ordered an investigation into Brigada’s interview with the minor rape victim.PRO 7 maintained that Brigada’s interview with the minor happened in the premises of the child’s residence, not at the Dumanjug police station, and was done without the consent or knowledge of the police. / WBS

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THE Philippine government has launched coordination efforts with the owner of the Portuguese-flagged MCS Aries ship after four Filipino seafarers and 21 other nationalities on board were captured by Iranian authorities while navigating the Strait of Hormuz, near the Gulf of Oman, on April 13.The Department of Migrant Workers, the country’s agency tasked to protect the rights and promote the welfare of overseas Filipino workers and their families, confirmed the capture of the ship and the Filipino crew onboard by the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Special Naval Force on April 14.“We are also in coordination with the Department of Foreign Affairs, the licensed manning agency, ship manager and operator to ensure the safety and well-being as well as work on the release of our dear seafarers,” the agency said in a statement.The government agency did not divulge the names of the Filipino crewmen in its statement, however, it assured the public that they had already informed their families.“What we are trying to do right now is establish communication with them. We are coordinating with the ship owner to establish a connection with the ship and with the seafarers,” DMW Officer-in-Charge Hans Leo Cacdac told reporters in Manila on April 15.“We just got word that they are safe on board. The ship is just anchored [in Iran],” he added.DMW assured the four seafarers and their families of “full government support and assistance,” upon the directives of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.Meanwhile, Kabayan Partylist Congressman Ron Salo, chairman of the House Committee on Overseas Workers Affairs, said the situation involving the capture of the Portuguese-owned vessel has put the Filipino seafarers "in an extremely precarious position.""It highlights the continued vulnerability of our overseas seafarers who are among the most affected in any international conflicts,” Salo said in a separate statement on April 14.He lauded the DMW for its "swift response.""They have all worked diligently to reassure the families of the affected seafarers and for coordinating efforts aimed at securing their safe release,” the lawmaker added.As this developed, the Philippine Catholic Church has urged the Filipinos to pray and “implore our almighty God to touch the hearts of those who seized the MSC Aries to release them, for respect and promotion of rights and dignity of all MSC Aries crew and peace may reign at the Strait of Hormuz.”“It is sad news. Like their families, we too are worried for their condition. We are so concerned with their situation,” said Bishop Ruperto Cruz Santos of Antipolo, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines promoter of Stella Maris-Philippines.“In this problematic situation, we turn to God for His mercy to keep our four seafarers safe, stable, and healthy. We trust our government officials for necessary diplomatic assistance and assurance to exhaust all means to bring them safely home,” the bishop said on April 15.Philippine state-news agency identified MSC Aries as owned by Gortal Shipping Inc., which is affiliated with Zodiac Maritime Shipping Company.IRNA News Agency of Iran said that Zodiac is partly owned by Israeli businessman Eyal Ofer.The recent capture of the international vessel continued to heighten the tensions between Iran and Israel following the latter’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria on April 1, which reportedly killed two IRGC top commanders along with several Iranian military advisors, according to the Philippine News Agency.The Philippines has remained the world's leading supplier of sailors, with over 489,000 Filipino seamen working on both ship passengers and cargo across the globe in 2022. (Ronald O. Reyes/SunStar Philippines) Volleyball in the Philippines. here is how to register at an online casino site in the Philippines:

THE Cebu City Anti-Indecency Board (Caib) imposed a five-figure fine on radio station Brigada News FM Cebu and its broadcasters, lawyer Juril Patiño and Dennes Tabar, for their controversial live interview with a minor rape victim from Dumanjug, Cebu, on March 13, 2024.The interview, which went viral, drew criticism for being unethical. Caib also demanded a public apology from the radio station and broadcasters.“The public apology will be aired in their program and posted on their social media page,” said Caib chairman Lucelle Mercado, according to a Cebu City Public Information Office report on March 20.During the broadcast, the anchormen prompted the four-year-old child to recall in detail the sexual abuse she had suffered, with the interview also being aired live on the station’s Facebook page. The Facebook Live video has since been deleted.The broadcasters admitted their wrongdoing and accepted responsibility during a hearing with the Caib members, according to the PIO report.Caib will send a formal letter to the radio station outlining its decision. It said it may recommend the station’s closure to the city mayor if a similar violation occurs in the future. “If magkagrabe (if its violations become severe), we can recommend to the City the closure of the establishment. Nabuhat na ni namo sauna, ilabi na ni’ng mga erring establishments (We’ve done this before, especially with those erring establishments,” Mercado said.She, however, assured due process in regard to all complaints lodged with them.Caib, which serves as the City’s “morality police,” was created under City Ordinance 2346.Meanwhile, Brigada News FM radio station earlier said it is currently conducting its own probe into the incident.Brigada News FM’s area manager, Raul del Prado, in a letter, committed to addressing the complaints seriously. He said administrative sanctions have been imposed on Patiño and Tabar, both of whom have expressed regret for their actions and are willing to accept responsibility.Aside from Caib, the Police Regional Office in Central Visayas (PRO 7) also ordered an investigation into Brigada’s interview with the minor rape victim.PRO 7 maintained that Brigada’s interview with the minor happened in the premises of the child’s residence, not at the Dumanjug police station, and was done without the consent or knowledge of the police. / WBS Do I have to play for real money? . It’s always a good idea to take your time and make sure you’ve found the best online casino in the Philippines on the online gambling market that can give you what you want.

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We are coordinating with the ship owner to establish a connection with the ship and with the seafarers,” DMW Officer-in-Charge Hans Leo Cacdac told reporters in Manila on April 15.“We just got word that they are safe on board. The ship is just anchored [in Iran],” he added.DMW assured the four seafarers and their families of “full government support and assistance,” upon the directives of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.Meanwhile, Kabayan Partylist Congressman Ron Salo, chairman of the House Committee on Overseas Workers Affairs, said the situation involving the capture of the Portuguese-owned vessel has put the Filipino seafarers "in an extremely precarious position.""It highlights the continued vulnerability of our overseas seafarers who are among the most affected in any international conflicts,” Salo said in a separate statement on April 14.He lauded the DMW for its "swift response.""They have all worked diligently to reassure the families of the affected seafarers and for coordinating efforts aimed at securing their safe release,” the lawmaker added.As this developed, the Philippine Catholic Church has urged the Filipinos to pray and “implore our almighty God to touch the hearts of those who seized the MSC Aries to release them, for respect and promotion of rights and dignity of all MSC Aries crew and peace may reign at the Strait of Hormuz.”“It is sad news. Like their families, we too are worried for their condition. We are so concerned with their situation,” said Bishop Ruperto Cruz Santos of Antipolo, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines promoter of Stella Maris-Philippines.“In this problematic situation, we turn to God for His mercy to keep our four seafarers safe, stable, and healthy. 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Bellen said this in order to allow the Catholic Church to ascertain the legitimacy of the would-be presiding priests. "The organizers need to coordinate beforehand with the respective parish that has the ecclesiastical jurisdiction to inform them about the Mass that is to be celebrated and who will be the presiding priest," Bellen said. "It is of great importance for organizers of the Catholic Masses outside the church to coordinate closely with their respective parishes for their own assurance and for the protection of the Holy Sacrament," he added. Priests usually carry identification cards called celebret, which is a testimonial stating that he is in good standing and has the authority to perform religious functions. (HDT/SunStar Philippines)

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