Amalilio Freed and Can Stay in Malaysia

Can anybody still remember the man behind the PhP 12 Billion scheme perpetuated the Aman Futures Group Philippine Inc? His name is Manuel Amalilio. He was captured in Malaysia, but now he is free, unless Philippine authorities managed to get him back to the country.

The Borneo Post reported that Amalilio, whose Malaysian name is Mohammad Kamal Said, was released by Judge Ainul Shahrin Mohammad "after a representation made by the family of Amalilio ... to the Minister of Home Affairs under Section 47 of the Extradition Act 1992 was granted."

Alleged Abuse Prompted Josie Tallado to Hide

Last 19 October 2014, authorities launched a massive search for Josefina “Josie” Tallado, wife of Camarines Norte Gov. Edgardo Tallado and her female aide, Darlene Francisco.

The operation conducted by a combine force of military and police personnel was prompted after the black Toyota Fortuner that Mrs. Tallado and her aide last used was found abandoned in Lupi town. The vehicle, registered under the governor's name, still had its engine running, with headlights on, doors open and showed evidence of attempts to burn the vehicle.

Extra Precaution on Cruise Ship Pools

If you and your family are planning to go on one of those holiday trips aboard a luxury cruise ships, then you better know one important thing about their swimming pools. Not all pools are being watched by lifeguards and if you decide to swim on one of those pools, then you do so at your own risk.

This as the lesson learned the hard way by a family who just lost a young boy and another one who almost lost their loved one after they drowned on one of those swimming pools.

Catholic Church Says No to Gays

Finally, the truth is out. No man is willing to change the law of God to suit his need and lust. Well, no Catholic man that is, which means millions of people by the last count.

That fact was clear after 200 Roman Catholic bishops, who have been discussing issues concerning the family at a special meeting known as a synod, took their final vote on a working document released on 20 October 2014.

DLSU Launched "Child-Friendly" Facilities

Press release from De La Salle University

De La Salle University's Center for Social Concern and Action (COSCA), in cooperation with the local government of Manila, recently inaugurated "child friendly" facilities for the youth-at-risk and their families living in Manila's Barangay 704, Zone 77.

Launched last March 3, the initiative is aimed at providing services and amenities that respond to the basic rights and needs of children, particularly those from DLSU's partner communities. The new facilities include an academic tutorial or lecture room, a mini-library service, a day care center and playpen for children, and computer tutorial services.