+ Follow ANTI-TERRORISM COMMISSION Tag
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[Title] => Senate to tackle terror bill after Lenten break
[Summary] => The Senate is set to tackle the anti-terrorism bill as a priority measure when Congress resumes session following the Lenten break, Senate President Franklin Drilon announced yesterday.
"The Senate was crafting an anti-terrorism law even if it meant going into murky legal waters because terrorism is not specifically defined in our present laws," Drilon said.
He said the Senate is in the final stage of consolidating several versions of the anti-terror bill for floor deliberation.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-08 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jose Rodel Clapano
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[Title] => GMA bats for high-tech crime prevention
[Summary] => Noting that most kidnap-for-ransom cases usually involve the family drivers of victims, President Arroyo batted yesterday for the use of modern technology as a first line of defense against crime.
The President suggested to families, especially the wealthy ones, to get online and browse through the website of National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to determine if a potential employee is clean of any criminal record.
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ANTI-TERRORISM COMMISSION
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[Title] => Senate to tackle terror bill after Lenten break
[Summary] => The Senate is set to tackle the anti-terrorism bill as a priority measure when Congress resumes session following the Lenten break, Senate President Franklin Drilon announced yesterday.
"The Senate was crafting an anti-terrorism law even if it meant going into murky legal waters because terrorism is not specifically defined in our present laws," Drilon said.
He said the Senate is in the final stage of consolidating several versions of the anti-terror bill for floor deliberation.
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[Title] => GMA bats for high-tech crime prevention
[Summary] => Noting that most kidnap-for-ransom cases usually involve the family drivers of victims, President Arroyo batted yesterday for the use of modern technology as a first line of defense against crime.
The President suggested to families, especially the wealthy ones, to get online and browse through the website of National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to determine if a potential employee is clean of any criminal record.
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