Mike Navallo is a reporter for ABS-CBN Corporation, focusing on corruption, justice, and impunity in the Philippines. With a background in journalism and law, Mike covers significant cases, human rights issues, and the impact of government policies on the Filipino people.
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Mike Navallo's coverage concentrates on government and legal policy regulation, particularly concerning human rights issues in the Philippines. His reporting heavily focuses on government announcements and legal developments related to human rights, activism, and the functioning of the legal system.
Given his focus on national events in the Philippines, he may be interested in hearing from local activists or organizations working within the country who can provide insights into ongoing human rights issues or recent legal developments. Additionally, experts with a deep understanding of Philippine law and its application to human rights cases could offer valuable commentary for his articles.
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Vice President Sara Duterte formally opposes calls to allow an international probe into her father's bloody drug war.
By: Mike Navallo
MANILA — The former city administrator of Quezon City on Monday pleaded “not guilty” to a graft charge against him and former QC Mayor Herbert "Bistek" Bautista before the Sandiganbayan over a P25-million project.
MANILA — Former President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday skipped the first day of the probe of the Quezon City Prosecutor's Office in the grave threats complaint filed against him by ACT Teachers party-List Rep. France Castro.
By: Mike Navallo
MANILA — Facing cyberlibel cases, former vice presidential candidate Walden Bello has asked the Supreme Court to declare unconstitutional libel and cyberlibel laws.
A full year and a half into the Marcos, Jr. administration, a Philippine-based human rights group said Thursday “not much has changed for the better.”
By: Mike Navallo
A big lighted cross spans one side while an eternal flame sits in the middle, underneath the open sky.
By: Mike Navallo
Cops shot her husband multiple times right in front of her, just by the doorstep of their house.
Prosecutor Kathleen Aseron-Casimiro found insufficient evidence to charge Maximo Santiago with violation of Ecological Waste Management Act and Clean Air Act.
By: Mike Navallo
The CHR welcomes a proposal to pass a law strengthening the witness protection program (WPP) for witnesses and victims of human rights violations.
Ex-president Rodrigo Duterte on Friday again skipped a hearing on the grave threats complaint filed by ACT Teachers Party-list Rep. France Castro.
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