Cristina Chi is a reporter at Philstar.com. She primarily covers diplomacy, geopolitics, and education, while also delving into human rights and social justice issues. Chi is featured in the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism and has received recognition from Covering Climate Now and the International Labor Organization for her impactful reporting on labor migration.
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CIDG said investigators are looking into possible reckless imprudence or Anti-Hazing Act violations.
By: Cristina Chi
MANILA, Philippines — Most public schools in southern Mindanao have been allowed to reopen, nearly two weeks after a powerful earthquake killed dozens, but classes in the two hardest-hit areas remain suspended.
MANILA, Philippines — Japan has approved a five-fold increase in visa fees for foreign nationals.
MANILA, Philippines — Three people were killed and five wounded in a shooting at San Jose National High School in Tacloban City on Monday, June 22, police said.
MANILA, Philippines — House prosecutors have shrugged off claims that Vice President Sara Duterte's defense had gained the upper hand ahead of her
Three people were killed and five wounded in a shooting at San Jose National High School in Tacloban City on Monday, June 22, police said.
MANILA, Philippines — The number of students wounded in a school shooting in Tacloban City has risen to 20, police said on Tuesday, June 23, a day after two teenagers opened fire on their classmates.
MANILA, Philippines — The United States turned over four autonomous sea drones to the Philippine Navy on Monday, June 22.
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate women and children committee will open an investigation on July 1 into the school shooting at Tacloban City that left three minors dead and 20 others wounded.
MANILA, Philippines — The presiding judge of the International Criminal Court's Trial Chamber III has told lawyers in the trial of former former President Rodrigo Duterte to argue the case in court rather than in the media.
