Press Release from Epson

The Next Stage in Printing Evolution: Amazing High Quality Prints with Unbelievably Low Running Cost

PBSP Welcomes 9 new Member Companies

Photo Release

February 11, 2013

Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) recently inducted 9 new member-companies at their Annual Foundation Day and Members Meeting in Dusit Thani Hotel.

DOST at IPO, isinusulong ang proteksyon sa Intellectual Property

DOST Sec. Montejo leads awards
recognizing Filipino innovators.
Photo courtesty of DOST.

Luisa S. Lumioan

S&T Media Service, STII

“Protect your intellectual property right from the start,” payo ni Carmen Peralta, director ng Intellectual Property Office Philippines (IPOPhil) sa mga kabataang technopreneurs sa ginanap na Investors and Start-ups Forum na inilunsad ng Department of Science and Technology-Technology Resource Center (DOST-TRC) sa UP-Ayala Technohub, Lungsod ng Quezon.

Child rights groups condemn violations vs. children victims of HRVs

Children begging in public jeepneys
are a common sight in Manila.
Photo by Dennis Estopace.

NEWS RELEASE
February 9, 2013
Reference: Reina Requioma, Salinlahi Alliance for Children’s Concern and Sarah Espineda, Children’s Rehabilitation Center

After almost ten months of arbitrary detention, “Resti”, a peasant boy falsely branded as child soldier, was finally released last Friday from the National Training School for the Boys (NTSB) under the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in Tanay, Rizal as his mother and counsel asserted to free Resti.

Latest Environmental Ideas from Epson Highlighted at Eco-Products 2012

Press Release

February 11, 2013

Visitors to Eco-Products 2012, Japan's largest environmental exhibition, had the chance to observe Epson's latest environmental ideas at the company's booth. The exhibition was held at Tokyo Big Sight from December 13 to 15, 2012.

Joint Media Release: Australian Embassy & the United Nations Development Programme

For immediate release / 4 February 2013 

Australia, UNDP support ‘Pablo’-hit provinces to become more disaster- and climate-resilient

As the communities hardest hit by Typhoon Pablo are starting on their road to recovery, Australia will provide Php12 million to assist the Provincial Governments of

“Farmers know best," coco growers on coco levy funds

Farmers continue to claim land rights
 Photo courtesy of Bayan-So. Tagalog

NEWS RELEASE
Reference Person: Nestor Villanueva
February 3, 2013
Coco levy funds claimants and beneficiaries in Southern Tagalog welcome Congress initiative to look into the alleged anomalies in importation and selling of palm-based cooking oil by a sequestered oil mill.