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First, if one is no longer in office, but is subject to an investigation that encompasses the period the subject was in office, then restrictions should be applied.

These might include securing a travel clearance, with the destination, purpose and duration of the travel being made available to the public, from the National Bureau of Investigation, Office of the Ombudsman, or other relevant agency, and for elected or appointed officials, securing a travel clearance under the same terms from the Offices of the House Speaker, Senate President, the President, or the Department of the Interior and Local Government, as the case may be.

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it's more like reddit for old people reddit is for everybody because as i said before reddit is free form that also includes the possibility of finding what is called dark malicious content okay Now, before we go into another bit of terminology, because DILG Secretary John V. Cremullo said that this is a deep and dark web.

But I hope you understand the definition.

Let's go to Reddit Freedom Wall.

They can use Facebook or online gambling.

But our comprehension of the internet is limited.

And it is evidenced by our DILG Secretary Remilia.

His mixing together of deep and dark web is ridiculous.

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On September 21 and 22, the Justice Sector Coordinating Council, or JSCC, composed of the Supreme Court, the Department of Justice, or DOJ, and the Department of the Interior and Local Government, or DILG, held the 2026 JSCC Summit in Manila.

Themed 2021-2026, Five Years of Delivering Justice Real-Time, the summit brought together JSCC principals, members of its eight technical working groups, and representatives from 20 justice zones across the country.

SC Associate Justice Maria Filomena Singh, in her welcome remarks, highlighted the JSCC's accomplishments, citing improvements in case backlogs and jail decongestion.

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DILG releases new travel approval mechanism.

The Department of the Interior and Local Government, DILG, said that it has delegated the approval of certain foreign travel requests of local government officials and employees to its regional and local offices.

The move aims to reduce the transactions that need approval from the DILG Secretary.

The revised approval mechanism took effect on September 7 following the issuance of Administrative Order No. 47, which authorized the DILG Secretary to further delegate the authority previously delegated by the President.

Under DILG Circular No. 2026-017, the Secretary will continue to approve all official and unofficial foreign travel of provincial governors, mayors of highly urbanized and independent component cities, and the municipal mayor of Pateras.

The Secretary will also retain approval authority over foreign travel of provincial, city, and municipal elective officials when the trip exceeds three months or takes place during an emergency or crisis.

For official trips of three months or less that do not take place during an emergency or crisis, DILG regional directors may approve the foreign travel of provincial, city, and municipal elective officials.

This is in the wake of the latest shooting incident at a public high school in South Cotabato, which resulted in the killing of three students and wounding of eight others.

The task force brings together the Department of Education, DepEd, Philippine National Police, PNP, and Department of the Interior and Local Government, DILG, to review how schools secure their premises and respond to threats.

This includes gaps in physical access control, threat reporting, emergency response and coordination with local law enforcement.

The review would establish an operational framework that schools could use in responding to crises.

Reports earlier said Gencorp had around P14.32 million in transactions with the Davao city government from 2022 to 2025.

Although the prosecution has yet to present evidence establishing those transactions before the impeachment court, DILG.

Secretary Janvic Rimula is set to travel to France on September 22nd to meet with Interpol officials and follow up on the Philippines' request for a red notice against former ACO Bicol party list representative Zaldico.

Rimola said securing the Red Notice remains a priority, describing Coe as the bigger fish among wanted individuals and saying he would do everything in his power to convince Interpol to grant the request and help bring Coe back to the Philippines.

The PNP said it is working with international law enforcement agencies to locate and bring back former ACO-BICO party list representative Zaldico to the Philippines to face plunder charges against him.

DILG, Secretary Janvic Remula and his brother, Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remula, will travel to France.

They said they are working to get an Interpol Red Notice by coordinating with Interpol and using diplomatic channels.

PNP Chief General José Malencio Nártatez Jr. also said the police will help with Coe's transfer if he is arrested abroad.

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Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary, Johnvic Remulla, said that the arrest warrant for a non-bailable case of plunder has been served to former House Speaker, Martin Romualdez.

The arrest warrant was served to Romualdez inside his hospital room at the Cardinal Santos Medical Center in San Juan on Monday night, September 7th.

Romualdez arrived at the hospital at 4:00 PM due to a cardiovascular event, high blood pressure, and anxiety attack.

That will no longer happen because the issue of climate change will be prioritized, which is precisely what the president emphasized during yesterday's meeting, Castro said in Filipino.

The president on Monday met officials from the Department of National Defense, Department of the Interior and Local Government, Department of Social Welfare and Development, Department of Agriculture, Department of Health, Department of Public Works and Highways, and Department of Budget and Management to discuss flooding in central Luzon, the Metro Manila health response, and updates from the participating agencies.

The president emphasized the importance of our countrymen's preparedness due to the impact of climate change, Castro said.

She said Marcos urged the public not to be complacent, noting that many other countries are also experiencing intense monsoons, major storms, and severe flooding, including Nepal, China, Laos, Pakistan, India, and Kenya.