A lot of commotion is now going on in the internet. In facebook, twitter and other social media, the Cybercrime Prevention Act or Republic Act No. 10175, which is now in effect starting today, since the Supreme Court has not issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) sought has been a lot of groups opposing it, is scrutinized by a lot of people. Some people call it as an "E-Martial Law" (see picture from a newspaper). Some say that it deprives people of their freedom of speech. But us, Filipinos should first read the entire Cybercrime Law before we decide if it will do good or bad to us.
Here is the link of the Cybercrime Law or R.A. No. 10175 that I found in the internet: Official Gazette
The Philippines is a tropical country and has only two yearly seasons: the rainy and the dry season. Usually the months of the rainy season start around June when the classes start, however throughout the year typhoons and tropical storms enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) and bring about rain.
“Bwakaw,” a film topbilled by the much awarded veteran actor Eddie Garcia, is this year’s entry to the best foreign language film category in the Oscars.
I was watching television last night in the gym when I saw the report about a security guard hitting to death a dog in a university. I researched some more and I found this article from Interaksyon.com
Today is September 21. To all of us Filipinos, it is very memorable date because it marks the date when President Marcos declared Martial Law in the Philippines.