China taking Philippine Islands

**dreamur** · May 13th, 2020 11:11 PM

Anyone interested to win a spyware loaded tablet?

Chinese Embassy in Manila
HAND-In-HAND
Drawing the Sino-Philippine Relations in Your Heart
PICTURE COMPETITION

Make a piece of art with the theme. There are no restrictions on the form of art.

Top 5 works will win HUAWEI X1 MEDIAPAD

Deadline of submission
May 31, 22

Winners will be announced on
June 9, 22

Mechanics:

1) Must be a Filipino citizen.
2) Must follow the Embassy's Facebook and Twitter homepages and share the activities.
3) Upload your artwork on your Facebook page with the hashtag #CNPH45YEARS
4) There are no restrictions on the form of art that will be used; works from stick figures to graffiti or oil paintings can be submitted.
5) The top five works that receive the most praise will be announced on June 9!
6) The final power of interpretation of the event rests with the Chinese Embassy.

#CNPH45YEARS

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**baludoy** · May 29th, 2020 02:03 AM

indonesia invokes manila's hague ruling over china's 9 dash crap

In rare move, Indonesia raises Hague ruling vs China

if only the president has the gumption to stand up to beijing.

**2lits17** · May 30th, 2020 03:51 PM

we cannot.... our president is waiting for the Covid 19 vaccine coming this September from his Master in China.

**Dr. Strange** · June 1st, 2020 08:36 AM

No to china

**12vdc** · June 1st, 2020 09:08 AM

Originally Posted by baludoy

indonesia invokes manila's hague ruling over china's 9 dash crap

In rare move, Indonesia raises Hague ruling vs China

if only the president has the gumption to stand up to beijing.

CCP money and promises Philippines' Duterte says Xi offering gas deal if arbitration case ignored - Reuters

Duterte said Chinese President Xi Jinping told him during their recent meeting that if he ignored the Permanent Court of Arbitration’s 2016 ruling, China would agree to be the junior partner in a joint venture to develop gas deposits at the Reed Bank, located within Manila’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

“Set aside your claim,” he said, quoting Xi. “Then allow everybody connected with the Chinese companies. They want to explore. If there is something, they said, we will be gracious enough to give you 60%, only 40% will be theirs. That is the promise of Xi Jinping.”

Naluto na rin ang private army/pnp against the critics House panels approve new anti-terrorism bill, alarms netizens

Filipinos took to social media to criticize the new anti-terrorism bill after it was approved by lawmakers on Friday.

During the joint meeting of the House Committees on Public Order and Safety and on National Defense and Security, most members voted in favor of a substitute bill designed to ease legal restrictions on law enforcers and strengthen the law against terrorism in the country.

The House joint committee’s adoption of the Senate version of the bill effectively repealed the Human Security Act of 2007 and approved a similar but still unnumbered substitute bill based on it.

The Senate approved in February Senate Bill 1083, or the proposed Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, which seeks to extend the number of days suspected terrorists can be detained without a warrant of arrest – from three days under the current law to up to 14 days, extendable by another 10 days.

It also removed the provision under the Human Security Act that orders the payment of half a million pesos in damages for each day that a person wrongfully accused of terrorism is detained.

Furthermore, any person who shall threaten to commit any act of terrorism, propose any terroristic acts or incite others to commit terrorism shall suffer the penalty of 12 years in prison.

Opposition Senators Risa Hontiveros and Kiko Pangilinan voted against the bill, raising concerns over key provisions, among them allowing the police and military to conduct a 60-day surveillance on suspected terrorists and compelling telcos to disclose their calls and messages.

Pangilinan said the bill, once enacted, "may be used against critics and opposition leaders."