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Divorce, Philippine-style
by Rodel Rodis

Of the 195 countries in the world, only three do not currently allow for divorce and that number will be further reduced by one next year when Malta officially adopts a divorce law.

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Gay Filipino gets asylum in historic US case
by Rodel Rodis

CALIFORNIA, United States—A gay Filipino was granted political asylum in an historic US case.

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Writ of Amparo
by Rodel Rodis

It was reportedly “imported” from South America as a response to the widespread extra-judicial killings of journalists and activists which have proliferated in the last decade.

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Love and aging
by Rodel Rodis

“Age does not protect you from love, but love, to a certain extent, protects you from age.”

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Community cheerleader
by Rodel Rodis

CALIFORNIA, United States—Filipino American community leaders regularly receive recognition for their initiatives.

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The blindfolded judges in Subic rape case
by Rodel Rodis

The historic symbol of justice, Justitia, is depicted as a blindfolded woman carrying a sword in one hand and, on the other, weighing scales to measure the strength and weakness of a case.

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Nicole’s Rape
by Rodel Rodis

CALIFORNIA, United States—Nicole (not her real name) is now somewhere in the US on a visa generously provided by the US embassy, reportedly awaiting the arrival of her US serviceman fiancé to marry her and petition her for a green card.

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Chip Shot
by Rodel Rodis

CALIFORNIA, United States—It is both good news and bad news that overseas Filipino workers remitted about $16.4 billion to the Philippine economy in 2008, an increase of 13.4 percent over the previous year despite the downturn in the global economy.

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