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The use of A.I. in local influence operations sheds light on a huge gap in the Philippines’ cybercrime law, which does not address the troll farms shaping online political discourse

VP Sara Duterte and her father’s legal team are eyeing Dutch laws and the Rome Statute to appeal for Rodrigo Duterte’s interim release, which would come with conditions

Animal welfare advocates worry that the proposed bill would set back animal rights in the Philippines with its exclusion of wildlife and loopholes for animal fighting and cruelty

It may be business as usual as Marcos chooses to keep a significant majority of his cabinet despite promising big, bold changes to his administration

As Trump moves to stop funding research for an HIV vaccine, HIV cases in the Philippines have increased by 534 percent over 13 years, a sharp contrast to the decreasing new cases globally