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Vietnam's new extendable 10-year Visa - will the expat exodus begin?
When I go to Vietnam I feel like when I first came to Thailand. Still an air of mystery and wonder about the place. Wears off after a while I guess. -
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Report Philippines Launches eGovPH App for Legal Advice and Public Services
File photo for reference only The Philippine government has introduced eGovPH, an online application designed to provide citizens with legal advice and access to various public services. This initiative, spearheaded by the Department of Information and Communication Technology (DICT), aims to enhance transparency, accessibility, and efficiency in government services. Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) Chief Persida V. Rueda-Acosta announced that Filipinos could now seek legal counsel through the app, where they can directly communicate with lawyers for legal queries. "A lawyer will respond to the queries," assured Acosta during an interview on PTV’s Bagong Pilipinas Ngayon. Acosta explained that eGovPH complements the PAO’s existing 24-hour hotline by assigning at least two lawyers and support staff to handle inquiries via the app. She emphasised the importance of having legal personnel on duty to ensure continuous service, stating, "It's really important that someone will answer immediately concerning questions on laws." Launched in October last year, the eGovPH app was designed to facilitate better interaction between the government and its citizens. According to DICT Undersecretary David Almirol, the app provides platforms for services such as business registration, tax payments, and access to public documents, thereby streamlining processes and bringing essential services closer to the public. Acosta's remarks highlight the significance of immediate legal assistance in informing citizens about their rights and the laws of the land. By making legal resources more accessible, the eGovPH app not only empowers individuals with knowledge but also helps bridge the gap between the government and its constituents. Overall, the launch of eGovPH marks a vital step in modernising government services in the Philippines, ensuring that legal and administrative assistance is just a few taps away for Filipinos nationwide. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Manila Bulletin 2025-05-22 -
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Tommy Robinson to be released from prison early
Certainly does exist,pity A1 does not allow copy and paste Outraged...only one here is you.this has done more to enhance Robinson's crusade against Muslims,this and reform will most definitely bring the govt down. The latest charges are absurd,next rally in London is something to look forward to ill be there hopefully -
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What animals would you kill or remove from inside your home?
Tokays usually live individually and its just Parents and children that live together , you are responsible for a tokay and her children's deaths . They were there before you were -
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Students clash with right-wing activist Charlie Kirk at Union
“American political activist Charlie Kirk clashed with student speakers at the Cambridge Union on Monday (19/05), controversially claiming “lockdowns were unnecessary,” “life begins at conception,” and the Civil Rights Act was a “mistake”. https://www.varsity.co.uk/news/29714 The story is based on a Varsity report Charlie Kirk heads TPS USA the organization has chapters in many Colleges throughout the USA . They hold seminars / debates on campuses . After his trip he posted on X
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