Does the Anti-Terror Bill have enough safeguards in place to prevent human rights violations? Howie Severino talks to human rights lawyer Atty. Chel Diokno and Senator Bato dela Rosa to discuss the details of the bill. For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa TIKTOK: GMA Public Affairs
What does education look like in this "new normal"? Veteran journalist Howie Severino and DepEd Secretary Leonor Briones discuss some of the biggest challenges that the education sector is facing amid the COVID-19 crisis. For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa TIKTOK: GMA Public Affairs
Sen. Sonny Angara sits down with veteran journalist Howie Severino to talk about what it's like to survive COVID-19. For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa TIKTOK: GMA Public Affairs
How are local artists doing amid the COVID-19 pandemic? Singer-songwriter Ebe Dancel shares his experience. For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa TIKTOK: GMA Public Affairs
What are the biggest challenges that local government units face amid the COVID-19 crisis? Veteran journalist Howie Severino and Mayor Vico Sotto talk about Pasig City's efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19. For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa TIKTOK: GMA Public Affairs
What are the different types of hosts? What are the traits and skills that you must possess to ensure a good career in hosting? Whether you're just starting out or this is your chosen profession, Kuya Tonipet offers tips on good hosting. (From the GMA Public Affairs webinar held last May 5, 2020.) For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa TIKTOK: GMA Public Affairs
The Philippine government has deployed more police presence on the streets to enforce stricter quarantine measures amid the coronavirus pandemic. However, according to a law expert, this doesn’t mean that a police officer can arrest an individual without a warrant. Know more about your legal rights during the enhanced, modified, and general community quarantine. For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa
Despite being a developing country with a limited health care capacity, Vietnam was able to control the spread of COVID-19. How did they do it? READ MORE: https://bit.ly/3ckpoKP For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa TIKTOK: GMA Public Affairs
Originally aired 5/2/20 on GMA Network Since COVID-19 has struck the Philippines, health workers were forced to battle the deadly disease while the rest of the country were encouraged to stay safe indoors. Award-winning broadcast journalist Raffy Tima tells the hardships of Filipino frontliners as they risk their lives amid the COVID-19 crisis in the country. For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa
Physically active and in perfect health, GMA News pillar and veteran journalist Howie Severino thought he'd be the last person to contract the coronavirus. In this episode, we hear the story of Patient 2828's battle against COVID-19. For more updates, follow us on our social media accounts: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/gmapublicaffairs TWITTER: facebook.com/gma_pa TIKTOK: GMA Public Affairs
Scientists around the world are in a race against time to develop a vaccine against COVID-19. How close are we to finding the cure? Listen to two experts discuss the difficulty of vaccine development in this GMA Digital special report by Pia Arcangel. Read more: https://bit.ly/2yO07Km
Originally aired on 01/28/20 on GMA News TV. Almost 6 million Filipinos have been lifted out of poverty in 2018, according to the most recent study by the PSA. NEDA Secretary Ernesto Pernia attributes this to the growth of the economy. However, Dr. Jose Ramon Albert of the Philippine Institute for Development Studies says the Duterte administration cannot claim credit for themselves. The real deal on the poverty numbers, revealed.
Originally aired on 11/ 19/19 on GMA News TV. Technology has made almost everything within our reach - including borrowing money from Online Lending Apps. However, the ease of transaction is outweighed by the harassment faced by borrowers from collection agents who stop at nothing to make their clients pay. Securities and Exchange Commission Commissioner Kelvin Lee explains the dangers of online lending apps in this episode.
Originally aired 11/26/19 on GMA News TV. Three out of 10 Filipino children are stunted, a reflection of the malnutrition problem plaguing the Philippines. According to the National Nutrition Council, the programs of the local government are useless if the budget is not sufficient. Save the Children Philippines, on the other hand, encourages breastfeeding to curb the problem. Still, both agree that a child’s first 1,000 days is crucial to its development.
