ePassports only by appointments from Mar 8
Starting tomorrow, March 8, all applications for electronic passports (ePassports) will only be accepted and processed via the appointment system at the new consular building on Macapagal Boulevard, the Department of Foreign Affairs said in a news release.
Myanmar pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and India's Mahatma Gandhi on an Indian protester’s shirt. AFP
Suu Kyi to be barred from party, polls
YANGON, Myanmar—Myanmar opposition icon Aung San Suu Kyi faces exclusion from her own party and is barred from standing in polls this year under the military junta's new election laws unveiled Wednesday.
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European rights chief slams idea of burqa ban
STRASBOURG, France—Banning the full Islamic veil would not liberate oppressed women, a European rights chief said Sunday, and could lead to them becoming even more alienated in society.
Filipinos in Canada to double in 20 years
OTTAWA, Canada—Canada's ethnic makeup will greatly change in the next 20 years as the number of non-Europeans or "visible minorities" rises to nearly one-third of the population, a government agency said Tuesday.
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Romulo wants more Filipino UN peacekeepers
Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo wants more Filipinos participating in the United Nations peace operations, as he outlined his plan to strengthen the country’s peacekeeping body and acquire equipment for the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police.
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The Pacific Gas and Electric Company-Filipino Employees Association (PGE-FEA) on Nov. 3 gave a $3,000 check to Ayala Foundation for “Ondoy” victims.
