Amnesty not within military mandate – DHQ The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has clarified that the military is not responsible for granting amnesty to surrendered terrorists or bandits.

TACLOBAN CITY — The local amnesty board (LAB) here began hearing the applications of former New People’s Army rebels who had sought a fresh shot at life in mainstream society. On July 8, ...

BIR extends availment period for estate tax amnesty until June 16 “Failure to submit the same until June 30, 2025 is tantamount to non-availment of the estate tax amnesty and any payment made may be ...

During her remarks at a Turning Point event tonight, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem doubled down on the Trump administration's mass deportations. Noem stated, "There will never be ...

Amnesty International’s UK CEO has written a letter urging parliamentarians to oppose the motion to proscribe Palestine Action ahead of tomorrow’s vote ‘Proscribing Palestine Action will mean that by ...

The Defence Headquarters has clarified that granting amnesty to surrendered terrorists and bandits is not within the purview of the military. The DHQ ...

Amnesty laws passed in 1995 in Peru shielded military and police personnel from prosecution for human rights abuses committed during the country’s internal conflict, including massacres, torture ...

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins claimed "automation" is the solution to labor problems on Americans farms, not "amnesty" for immigrant workers.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins claimed "automation" is the solution to labor problems on Americans farms, not "amnesty" for immigrant workers.

On June 26th this process went a step further when the country’s constitutional tribunal endorsed an amnesty law which benefits several hundred people involved in the independence campaign.