ANTI-TERRORIST TASK FORCE

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                    [Title] => No provision to regulate social media in anti-terrorism law — Drilon
                    [Summary] => "Social media is an effective platform for our people to voice out their criticisms against the government. If we insist on implementing the law this way...then we justify the fears aired by the people against the passage of the law," Drilon said.
                    [DatePublished] => 2020-08-04 19:06:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Bella Perez-Rubio
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                    [Title] => US offers $50,000 for MILF bomber
                    [Summary] => The US government has offered $50,000 or about P2.5 million for any information that will lead to the capture of Abdul Basit Usman, who is wanted for several bombings in Mindanao that killed 15 people.

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No provision to regulate social media in anti-terrorism law — Drilon

By Bella Perez-Rubio | August 4, 2020 - 7:06pm

"Social media is an effective platform for our people to voice out their criticisms against the government. If we insist on...

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US offers $50,000 for MILF bomber

By Pia Lee-Brago | January 31, 2007 - 12:00am

The US government has offered $50,000 or about P2.5 million for any information that will lead to the capture of Abdul Basit Usman, who is wanted for several bombings in Mindanao that killed 15 people.

Headlines