The Philippines ranked among Southeast Asia’s weakest performers in a new human rights assessment, with its lowest score coming in protection from arbitrary arrest. The report also found gaps in quality of life and protection from state abuse, highlighting continuing human rights challenges in the country. Read more »
The Philippines has been named the world's top retirement destination for 2026, thanks to its affordable cost of living, retirement-friendly visa programs, quality healthcare options, and world-famous hospitality. Read more »
Planning to get a U.S. green card? New immigration guidance could change how some Filipinos process their applications, possibly requiring some to apply from outside the U.S. Stay updated and seek legal advice before making moves. Read more »
DepEd strengthens its student helpline by linking it directly to the NCMH Crisis Hotline for faster mental health support and crisis response for learners in distress. Read more »
Filipino passport holders can now access over 60 countries in 2026, enjoying expanded visa-free, visa-on-arrival, and eTA travel options across Asia, the Americas, Oceania, and Africa for tourism, business, and cultural exchange. Read more »
The Quezon City government is ramping up efforts to create a safer online environment for children and teenagers, with the city council preparing legislation focused on digital awareness and healthy screen time. The proposed ordinance seeks to guide young people toward responsible internet use both in school and at home. Read more »
