School's Bullying Procedure is Very Sketchy

In this country, one of the most sensitive issues confronting the students in basic education is the incidents of bullying in schools. For instance, data from the Department of Education (DepEd) for SY 2012-2013 showed that about 80 percents of child abuse incidents are acts of bullying.

Bullying is so rampant that Education Secretary Bro. Armin A. Luistro, FSC, himself admitted, in one anti-bullying forum, that he was a victim of bullying.

No Justice For 2 Dead Innocent Bystanders

Here is one good reason why so many Filipinos do not believe anymore that justice is being served faithfully in the Philippines.

Very recently, the Court of Appeals clears 17 members of the Philippine National Police-Special Action Force (PNP-SAF) of two counts of murder charges in connection with the Parañaque robbery shootout in 2008 that killed 16 people, including two innocent people.

LGBT Group Continues to Insult Russian People

Lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) tries to defy the law in their effort to undermine the Russian government and insult the majority who wasn’t to be spared from being exposed to their toxic lifestyle.

Even if it is against the basic law of the land, the Russian government decided to be patient with the LGBT community who demanded that they be allowed to hold their despicable pride parade in St. Petersburg. Hence, as a sign of tolerance, the government asked the LGBT community to hold their annual affair near a newly developed land.

Gay Nanny Kidnapped 3-Year Old Boy

Police authorities are currently trying to hunt down a gay nanny who was suspected of kidnapping a 3-year old boy.

According to the Manila Police District, couple Jayson Jervoso, 30, and Jessel Lazarna, 28, of F. Muñoz St., San Andres, Manila, reported that their son was kidnapped by his gay nanny identified as Esmeraldo Operario, of 2166 Calvin St., Singalong, Malate, Manila.

Anti-Gay Scouts Group Attracts More to its Cause

The organization is fairly new and was supposed to offer alternative scouting skills, but it appears that Trail Life USA is caught unaware about the high demand for its membership. Described by its leadership as an "unapologetically biblical" alternative to the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), Trail Life has reported major growth since its launch at the start of the year.

The Orlando, Florida-based group for young males, has seen large numbers of troops being chartered over the past few months and expects hundreds more by the end of the year. Current count peg the figures to around 10,000 individual members in less than 5 months.