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[Indo States]

President Jeannie Daza Announces to Purchase COVID-19 Vaccines from Britain

I Will Buy Vaccines against COVID-19 from Britain, Which it is our Ally and Ancestor who Colonised Us. These Vaccines are Effective, which it is Produced a Immunity Against COVID-19 according to Human Trials. Since this Pandemic was We Learned from FWFV and SARS (2003),We can Heal as One.

- President Jeannie Daza

The President of the Fatiman Federation, Jeannie Daza Announces that she will Buy COVID-19 Vaccines from United Kingdom as of July 2020, But there is no Exact Date that Vaccines will Arrive and Quantity of the Vaccines that will purchased from United Kingdom. She Mentioned that on President's Meeting at RTV Parliament this Morning.

After Duterte announced that he will Purchase Vaccines against COVID-19 from China, The Fatiman Federation has it's Move to Purchase Vaccines from United Kingdom, Since 120 Years of the Fatiman-British Friendship. According to the British Embassy in Ramsey City, United Kingdom Hoped that Fatimania will Test their Vaccine against the 2019 Coronavirus Disease since Fatimania has no Interest to Buy Vaccines from China.

Two COVID-19 vaccine candidates have proven safe for humans and produced strong immune reactions among patients involved in two separate clinical trials, doctors said Monday, July 20.

The first trial among more than a thousand adults in Britain found that the vaccine induced 'strong antibody and T cell immune responses' against the novel Coronavirus. Meanwhile, A separate trial in China involving more than 500 people showed most had developed widespread antibody immune response.

The studies, published in The Lancet medical journal, constitute a major step on the road towards a COVID-19 vaccine that is effective and safe for widespread use.

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By Mariyel Dereux,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor
RTV Independent Journalist

[Indo States]

Will Fatimania Remain to Maintain Human Rights?

After the Passage of the International Criminal Protocol in General Assembly of the World Assembly, Debates from Human Rights Groups Increased, Citing the Resolution as a Violation of Human Rights as well Freedom of Speech, Will Fatimania ever Continue to Maintain the Human Rights or It will End up into Authoritarian Federation?

The International Criminal Protocol is a Resolution made by Tinfect to Solve Criminal Justice System Abuses, But, Human Rights Groups in Fatimania was Concerned about the Human Rights after the Resolution was Passed. Since Fatimania is Enacting Laws against Torture Preparated by the Fatimanians due to Taboos against People with Tattoos, Piercings and Hair Colouring. Which Tourists Coming to Fatimania are almost Empty due to Human Taboos.

However, Fatimania might Maintain it's Human Rights if President Jeannie Daza will not Make Controversial Laws like President Duterte Signed the Anti-Terrorism Bill. But Prime Minister Alice Desnilla hoped that President will respect the Human Rights of Fatimanian People. Which Desnilla made a Bill that Protects Human Rights and Freedom of Speech as well Personal Freedoms, Which it will Repeal the Freedom Protection Act of 2007. That means Fatiman Federation has a Right to Protect People from Human Rights Abuses and Violations.

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By Elizabeth Canetté,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Journalism Correspondent/Researcher
RTV News Online Editor
RTV Publishing Author

[Indo States]

Barangay Saint-Mary's in Indo City under Hard Lockdown due to New Positive Cases, Suspected to be SMCIC Students by Some Residents

The Punong Barangay of Saint-Mary's, Formerly as Merrysville said that the all Areas in Saint-Mary's will be under Hard Lockdown to Contain the Spread of COVID-19, Which the Contract Tracing Team from Department of Health Said that All of 200 Positive Cases are Residents of Saint-Mary's but some Are Students from Saint Mary's College of Indo City, Which Some Residents Claimed that Students are the Responsible for Spreading COVID-19 too All of their Residents.

The Hard Lockdown will Last for 1 Month, Which Means it will Last until August. While Private Schools in the Barangay are Finding a Ways for Safer Learning, Public Schools are Shut Down until Further Notice due to The Grave Danger. The Hard Lockdown Spawned Debates from City Councilors and even Residents Nearby.

Meanwhile on SMCIC, President Maria Susanna Delarmente Released a Statement about the Contact Tracing Efforts, But However, More Students are Getting Positive due to Nature of Learning, Which it is Said by the Hospital Nearby, Capitol Medical Center that has 100 Students Confined caused by COVID-19.

Congressman Alexey Alexandrov of Indo City 4th District said that the 4th Should be under Enhanced Community Quarantine, Which the Most Highly Susceptible are Students in the Area.

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By Ashley Desnilla,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Stringer
DZBB Reporter/Anchor

[Indo States]

Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher, Department of Education Files Rap against Saint Mary's College of Indo City and SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente

Since Saint Mary's College of Indo City has no Response on Contact Tracing Results, We File a Lawsuit against Saint Mary's College of Indo City and Their President Maria Susanna Delarmente for Negligence of their Students to be Exposed on a Person with COVID-19. This Lawsuit has no Intention to Close this School but To Change the Management from Neglecting Students to be Exposed with a Positive Patient. No Problem for the Lawsuit.

- Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher, Department of Education

The Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher and the Department of Education Files a Lawsuit against Saint Mary's College of Indo City and It's President, Maria Susanna Delarmente. The Reason for the Lawsuit was Negligence, Due to Letting Students Expose to an COVID Patient since February. Altrough, There is no Evidences related to Incidents of Teenage Pregnancy and Births in the School.

She Announced the Lawsuit in the President's Meeting that Was Broadcasted on RTV Parliament, Which President Jeannie Daza Talks about Possible Solutions against COVID-19. But due to Increasing Complaints from Residents, DeLasscher said that SMCIC has no Reply about the Contact Tracing Results. But she has no Intentions to Shut down Saint Mary's College of Indo City but only to Change the Management.

However, The Lawsuit Spawned a Twitter Rally with the Tag, #SMCICDOBETTER and #FranciscoLimbagaSMCIC, Which SMCIC Students Support the Lawsuit against President Maria Susanna Delarmente's Failed Leadership of the School, Resulted by Teenage Pregnancy Births inside the School and Deaths, As well Increase of the Spread of COVID-19 due to poor Social Distancing Tatics. Some had Created a Petition to File a Lawsuit against the School Management for Advocating Rape and Teenage Pregnancy, However, SMCIC Denied the Allegations as Students Witnessed a Illegal Activity inside the Classroom, Which These Incidents are Lectures about The Comfort Women, Sexually Harassing Students and even Alleged Molesting Students. Which Former SMCIC President Francisco Limbaga Backed Student's Call to Maria Susanna Delarmente to Resign with the tag, #TimesUpDelarmente.

Limbaga Criticized Delarmente's Management of Saint Mary's College, Which it is not To him but More Worse than a "Rape Camp", Which 15 Students are Filed a Complaint against Delarmente. The Public Outcry was Increasing in Twitter, Similar to Miriam College Sexual Harassment Incident in Philippines.

DeLasscher Hopes that the Cause may Reach the Fatimanian Supreme Court.

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By Aileen Magsaysay,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Public Affairs Documentarian

[Indo States]

Prime Minister Alice Desnilla's Daughter, Alicia Marie Stages a Protests in Sienna Village Park with the #PROTECTYOURSTUDENTS Movement of Young Social Democrats to Commend Department of Education's Action against SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente

The Reason why we Protest here is to Support Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher's Action Against SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente due to her Problematic Administrating the School. Why Students should Take the Risk?

- Alicia Marie Desnilla

Recently at Sienna Village Park near the Barangay Hall of Sienna Village in Indo City, Group of Students from the Young Social Democrats along with Alicia Marie Desnilla Stages a Protest to Commend DeLasscher's Action Against SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente for Negligence of Students to be Infected with a Person Positive on COVID-19.

Since the Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher and the Department of Education Files a Lawsuit against Saint Mary's College of Indo City and It's President, Maria Susanna Delarmente. The Reason for the Lawsuit was Negligence, Due to Letting Students Expose to an COVID Patient since February. Altrough, There is no Evidences related to Incidents of Teenage Pregnancy and Births in the School.

She Announced the Lawsuit in the President's Meeting that Was Broadcasted on RTV Parliament, Which President Jeannie Daza Talks about Possible Solutions against COVID-19. But due to Increasing Complaints from Residents, DeLasscher said that SMCIC has no Reply about the Contact Tracing Results. But she has no Intentions to Shut down Saint Mary's College of Indo City but only to Change the Management.

However, The Protests spawned Debates from Parents which they Claimed to be Violating the Quarantine Curfew Protocols during the Academic Quarantine Period. But According to the Guidelines, Protests is Allowed except Everyone is Underage/Minor but Social Distancing is Required. The Protests has a Permission from City Hall Also.

The First Hearing Session of the Fatimanian Supreme Court in Polintan City was Held Today by Judge Ernesto Torillo alongside with the Complainants, Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher, Former SMCIC President Francisco Limbaga and Congresswoman Mona Louise Catherine Jones and Also Witnesses from the Students of Saint Mary's College of Indo City. However, There are Few Student Protests in Metropolitan Fatimania.

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By Juraj Nakyvsky,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Independent Journalist
RTV World Service (Shortwave Radio) Reporter

[Indo States]

Hail Storms Occurred in Lechinsk, Lisieux and Schripol, Temperatures in Southern Fatimania Dropped to 7°C

According to The Weather Channel in Fatimania, Temperatures in Pinewood City, Lutzenburg, Claderstaad, Schripol, Lisieux, Lechinsk and Other Southern Fatimania Cities was Dropped to 7°C, Which it is Nearly to be Recorded as the Coldest Temperature in Fatimania. While Winter is not Arrived, People in Alicaant Experienced a Hail Storm.

However, The Fatiman Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration System / National Meteorological and Hydrological Services of Fatiman Federation (FAGASAS/NMHSFF) is Monitoring the New Low Pressure Area that could be Possibility turned into a Typhoon, Which LPA was 120 Kilometers South away from Commander Islands. FAGASAS/NMHSFF Issued a Moderate Storm for the Provinces of Rasmussen, Kolechia and Arstotzka, And Also The Region of Metropolitan Fatimania. However, FAGASAS Ordered all Radio and Television Stations to Test the Emergency Alert System to Alert Residents in case of Emergency.

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By Alexej Machinîjak,
RTV News Resident Meteorologist

[Indo States]

"This is not the End of our Battle": Congresswoman Mona Louise Catherine Jones hopes SMCIC Students Fight for Freedom amid DeLasscher v. Delarmente Case

We Hope Students Found a Freedom from the School that was Controlled by a Untrained President, Which we will Continue to Fight. This is not the End of our Battle. Keep Fighting!

- Congresswoman Mona Louise Catherine Jones, Rasmussen Krai 2nd District

Congresswoman Mona Louise Catherine Jones Encourage Students of Saint Mary's College of Indo City to Keep Fighting for their Freedom away from Incidents of Teenage Pregnancy as well Negligence of Students to the COVID Patients. Which Students Have more Opportunity to Call SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente to Resign as Public Outcry Increases.

After the First Hearing Session of Department of Education, Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher against Saint Mary's College of Indo City and Their President, Maria Susanna Delarmente, Congresswoman Mona Louise Jones Joined the Protests of Students from Both Saint Paul College of Polintan and Saint Mary's College of Indo City to Continue the Battle on Alleged Sexual Molestation and Sexual Harassment Incidents against Students.

The Protests spawned a New Tag in Twitter to Promote Congresswoman Mona Louise Catherine Jones' Battle for SMCIC Students, #DefendMaryFerguson. Named after The Mascot of Saint Mary's of Indo City, Mary Ferguson. However, Jones hopes that Students hear their Voices in the Second Hearing Session, Which it will be Begin at July 24, Tomorrow.

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By Clarissa Reyes-Daza,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Public Affairs Documentarian
RTV Independent Journalist

[Indo States]

"Let's Protect our Students from Unfortunate Events like This": President Jeannie Daza Urges Education Spokesperson Lito Manalo, Supreme Court Chief Justice Alyana Pineda and Police Chief Litachér Abante to Probe Sexual Harassment and Molestation Incidents in Saint Mary's College of Indo City

As a Parent, You should not let your child to be Befriended by Predators in Social Media like Facebook. But for me, I Urge that Education Spokesperson Lito Manalo, Supreme Court Chief Justice Alyana Pineda and Police Chief Litachér Abante to Investigate deep into the Problems of Saint Mary's College. I Respect that I will not Shut Down SMCIC but to Change the Management. Let's Protect our Students from Unfortunate Events like this.

- President Jeannie Daza

President Jeannie Daza Urges 3 Government Officials to Probe Incidents of Sexual Harassment and Molestation of Students in Saint Mary's College of Indo City, Which it is was Continuously Investigated by the Supreme Court as well by the Department of Education and The Secretariat of the Fatiman Parliament.

She said that on President's Meeting this Afternoon to Address the Current Pandemic, But she Heard about the Problem in Saint Mary's College of Indo City, Not just caused by COVID-19 but Alleged Sexual Harassment and Molestation Incidents Inside the School.

She said that Parents of the Students from SMCIC should Question their Children about what happens last time in their Classroom without Lying. Because these Incidents can cause Trauma to Students without noticing Parents about the Incident. And She said that According to Supreme Court Reports that Most of the Victims are Girls, So, She told that Female High School Students of SMCIC should require a Psychological Assistance to Comfort the Victim.

The President hoped that Academic Freedom may Help Students Protected from any of Unfortunate Events.

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By Jared Bulkarin,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor
DZBB Reporter

[Indo States]

List of Mass Gathering Events where Minors are Allowed and Not Allowed

According to the Task Force Coronavirus, While Academic Quarantine was In Effect, Minors under 21 and Below may Go Out for Only Necessary Mass Gatherings like Family Reunions and Religious Gatherings like Masses. But, Some Events are not Allowing Minors to Participate.

Minors may Allowed to Participate in a Mass Gathering like:
- Religious Mass Gatherings: Weddings, Funerals, Masses and Children's Masses
- Family Gatherings: Christmas Parties, Birthdays and Family Reunions
- Activism Events such as Rallies, Protests and Concert with Exception of Social Distancing.

Minors may NOT Allowed to Participate in a Mass Gatherings like:
- Marketing Events
- Concerts
- Non-Family Gatherings like Student Gatherings
- Proms
- Sports Events

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By Lolita Reyes,
Chief Editor of RTV News and Public Affairs
DZBB Anchor
RTV News Anchor

[Indo States]

Prime Minister Alice Desnilla Invites Physicians, Psychologists and Psychiatrists from FUMC and Saint Luke's Medical Center Saint-Mary's, and Attorneys from Fatima City Regional Court to Probe Sexual Abuse Incidents in Saint Mary's College of Indo City

We Invited All of the Physicians, Psychologists and Psychiatrists from Fatima University Medical Center in University Hills, Fatima City and from Saint Luke's Medical Center in Saint-Mary's, Indo City, And Also Attorneys from Fatima City Regional Trial to Probe into Formerly Alleged Sexual Harassment and Molestation Incidents, Now Cited as Child Sexual Abuse Incidents in Saint Mary's College of Indo City. We Hope this Case is Solved by Making More Investigation Teams.

- Prime Minister Alice Desnilla

In the Senate Meeting, Prime Minister Alice Desnilla Invites Physicians, Psychologists and Psychiatrists from Fatima University Medical Center in Fatima City and from Saint Luke's Medical Center in Indo City, And Also Attorneys from Fatima City Trial Court to Probe into Alleged Sexual Abuse Incidents in Saint Mary's College of Indo City.

She said that These Doctors will not just to Join the Investigation Partially but to Physically and Mentally Examining Students about what Happened inside their Classroom. While Attorneys Interview Janitors, Teachers, Parents and Also Students about the Incident of Alleged Sexual Abuse. Then, Attorneys and Doctors are Joined in a Meeting to Investigate the Incident by Talking about the Exact Timeline of Events, Timeline of a Interview of a Student who was the Victim or a Witness of the Incident and Exact Findings of the Doctors from the Students.

While the Legal Division of the Indo City Regional Court are Still Searching for Teachers who Perpetrated the Incidents of Sexual Abuse to be Captured, Alice Desnilla's Team will Focus on the Findings of the Students from Physicians, Psychologists and Psychiatrists. She Hoped that All " EvilTeachers" will be Detained for Sexual Abuse.

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By Crisel Fernandez,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor
DZBB Reporter/Anchor
DXUF Reporter/Anchor
DXFM Reporter/Anchor

[Indo States]

Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher Urges Private Schools to Create a Division that Tackles on Protection of Students

We Urge our Private Schools to Form a Division that Tackles on the Protection of Students, Which it will be called as the Student Protection Division. As well to Place the Student Protection Desk on School Entrances. We Hope our Students will not be Unfortunate if they are Unprotected.

- Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher

The Education Minister Urges all Private Schools like Miriam College and Siena College of Indo City to Create a Division that Tackles on Protection of Students as well to Build the Student Protection Desk to Inform the School about the Incidents of Sexual Abuse as well Bullying and Child Abuse.

She said that on Elizabeth Canetté's Interview to her, Which Elizabeth Canetté questioned DeLasscher about the Issue of Protecting Students and The Lawsuit Involving Saint Mary 's College due to Negligence of it's Students to be Infected by COVID-19. However, DeLasscher Explained the Timeline of Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Fatimania. But in the Middle of the Interview, She said that Schools must Comply with Normal Health Standards like Social Distancing.

Following the 2nd Hearing Session in Fatimanian Supreme Court, Judge Nilson Abellana has Said that Saint Mary's College has Lacked it's Rules for COVID-19 Health Guidelines as well the misuse of Sexual Reproductive Education as a Way to Sexually Abuse Adolescent High School Students. Abellana Ruled out that Other Schools doesn't Do Anything Wrong with the Sexual Reproductive Education Subjects but Teachers are not Properly Trained by just Doing a Teaching Practice instead of Inviting a Endocrinologist, Gynecologist and Urologist from a Nearby Hospital to Lecture Students about the Sexual Reproductive Health.

However, Attorney Danillo Tuazon, Maria Susanna Delarmente's Attorney said that Saint Mary's College has Following the Proper Health Guidelines Starting from January 2020. And he Claimed that SMCIC hasn't Exploited the Subjects of the Sexual Reproductive Education as a Way to Abuse Students. But, Congresswoman Claudia Dela Cruz, Attorney in Fact of The Families Involved against SMCIC, Ruled out that According to Some Students, Some Teachers are Allowing them to Watch Pornography inside the Classroom, Which Prompts a Violation of Article 720, Or the Children's Protection against Obscenity Act of 1972 and Article 611, Or the Sexual Reproductive Education Act of 1968 which it has Guidelines for Teaches to Teach Teenagers aged from 12 to 16 about Sexual Reproductive System without Explicitly Explaining the Reality of Copulation, Instead, The Illustration of Copulation may be Explained Drawed by Sex Education Teachers from Fatiman Educational Material System or FEMS, Which it is the Formerly Government Owned Educational Books Published from 1968 to 1992 and Then Privatized in 1993.

The Results of the 2nd Hearing of Department of Education vs. Saint Mary's College of Indo City was Ruled out, "Saint Mary's College has Failed to Comply with Articles 720 and 611, Which a School should be Followed not just for Children and Parents.", But, Judge Abellana Said that there will be an Hearing for Students of Saint Mary's College of Indo City vs. Maria Susanna Delarmente, The President of Saint Mary's College of Indo City and Teachers from SMCIC but it may be Begin at Monday.

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By Elizabeth Canetté,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Journalism Correspondent/Researcher
RTV News Online Editor
RTV Publishing Author

[Indo States]

Alice Desnilla Reveals that Most Students are Traumatized from their Teachers in Saint Mary's College of Indo City

75,000 SMCIC Students said that They are Traumatized from their Teachers while they are being Harassed or Molested as well Pressured from their Teachers to Explain Explicitly about Sex Education. Some of them Forgotten but they Still Remembered that what happen to them. I am very sad that Students should be Protected, but to Make new Laws.

- Prime Minister Alice Desnilla

Recently in Aileen Magsaysay's Interview to Prime Minister Alice Desnilla, She Claimed that Most Ignacian Marians, or Student's of Saint Mary's College of Indo City has Traumatized from their Teachers caused by Sexual Abuse, Which she was Saddened just to Make new Laws against Discrimination and Sexual Harassment of Students as well to Protect Students also.

The Student Protection Bill, Which it is a Bill to Protect the Students in Case this Bill became a Law. The Proposed Law enacts Schools to Build Student Protection Desk in Entrances or Guidance Offices, Creation of the Compulsory Student-Teacher Situation Report and Allows the Department of Education, Department of Social Welfare and The Federal Supreme Court to Investigate The Incident against Students in Case of a New Complainant. The Bill also Enacts the Government, Other Departments of the Government and Local Government Units to Form the National Task Force on Protection of Students. If a Private School Disagreed to Obey the Law Policies may Fined from Ԑ14,000 to Ԑ 2M and Probable Closure of a Private School in the Final Violation.

However, The Bill is not Related and Connected to Controversial Student Repatriation Bill, Which Spawned many Controversies due to Illegal Smuggling of Philippine Students as well it will lead to a Large Outbreak of COVID-19 in Fatimania.

Alice Desnilla also Added that Her 7th Daughter, Cassandra Louise Experienced a Mild Trauma, But not be Explained by her Mother due to Privacy Reasons. But hoped that SMCIC Students may get Justice and All Students from Private Schools had now a Protection against these Incidents, Including Bullying.

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By Aileen Magsaysay,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Public Affairs Documentarian

[Indo States]

The Saint Mary's Issue: A Educational Problem of Fatimania? Department of Education vs. Saint Mary's College of Indo City Lawsuit Explained

In July 22 2020, The Education Minister, Catherine DeLasscher Announces her Filing of Lawsuit against Saint Mary's College of Indo and It's President due to Negligence of it's Students to be Infected to a Person with COVID-19, Which Spawned Debates from Non-Dissident Students Parents and Also Public Outcry against Saint Mary's College, Not Caused by Negligence that Education Minister Filed, but Allegations of Sexual Abuse inside Saint Mary's College of Indo City, Perpetrated by Teachers and Some of it's School Faculty Staffs.

The Lawsuit was the only First Case that the Official of the Government has Sued a Private School, Which it is Related to Negligence. But, other students Filed a Lawsuit against the School Management for Alleged Sexual Abuse Incidents. However, Judge for the Next 3rd Hearing Session, Judge Rennato de Guia said that This Issue has now more than 2 Lawsuits, Which Includes Lawsuits from Student Organizations Inside and Outside of Saint Mary's College, Parents of the Students who was a Sexual Abuse Victim and Teachers who Claimed and Revealed the Truth that They are Innocent, and Witnessed the Incident.

The President of Fatiman Federation, Jeannie Daza and the Prime Minister of the Fatiman Federation, Alice Desnilla said that the Government are Finding Ways to Investigate in the Issue and As Well to Protect Students by Creating Investigation Teams, Physically and Mentally Examine Students for Mental Trauma Management and even for the Evidence, and Creating new Laws to Promote Student Protection, Which one of them is The Student Protection Bill, Which it is a Bill to Protect the Students in Case this Bill became a Law. The Proposed Law enacts Schools to Build Student Protection Desk in Entrances or Guidance Offices, Creation of the Compulsory Student-Teacher Situation Report and Allows the Department of Education, Department of Social Welfare and The Federal Supreme Court to Investigate The Incident against Students in Case of a New Complainant. The Bill also Enacts the Government, Other Departments of the Government and Local Government Units to Form the National Task Force on Protection of Students. If a Private School Disagreed to Obey the Law Policies may Fined from Ԑ14,000 to Ԑ 2M and Probable Closure of a Private School in the Final Violation.

Is this Issue gonna be Existed in the History of Fatimanian Education? According to Professor Elena Cresta Domingo from University of Royal Fatimania, She said that This Recent Issue may Appear in Some Newspapers as well in Rallies against the School Management. Which the Government has Reacted and find Ways to Protect Student's from Negligence and even Sexual Abuse. She also said that This Issue is very Similar to Alleged Sexual Harassment of Students in Private Schools on Philippines, Which Students beginning to Outcry the Problem and The Education Officials announced that they are going to Probe the Issue.

The Events of this Lawsuit may never be Happen again in the Next Year, But, Students may now be Protected even the Current Situation of the Coronavirus Pandemic, Which All Schools prompted to be Closed to Contain the Spread of COVID-19.

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By Elizabeth Canetté,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Journalism Correspondent/Researcher
RTV News Online Editor
RTV Publishing Author

[Indo States]

"We are Ignacian Marians": Congresswoman Mona Louise Jones Joined a Student Rally March from N. U Campus Complex to Tomas Morato Circle in Saint-Mary's

We are Ignacian Marians. We are Disciplined Students from Saint Mary's College of Indo City, But there is an Reason why we are Protesting. Your Teachers should be Retrained.

- Congresswoman Mona Louise Catherine Jones, Rasmussen Krai 2nd District

Congresswoman Mona Louise Catherine Jones has Participated in a Student Rally and Protesting March from N.U Capital to Tomas Morato Circle in Saint-Mary's, Which to Continue the Massive Battle of the Ongoing Lawsuit, Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher, Department of Education vs. Saint Mary's College of Indo City, SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente.

The Protest March was Nicknamed, "Blue Uniform March to Protect Students", Named after 2 Colors of Saint Mary's College of Indo City Uniform from Kinder to High school. The Protest has Begin with Jones' Speech on the Rally and to be Ended with Noise Barrage in Tomas Morato Circle. However, The Protest is Excluded from the Hard Lock down, But Social Distancing is Applied on the March.

The Congresswoman hoped that the Fight will never End to Protect Student's Rights against Negligence, Sexual Abuse and Molestation, Forever.

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By Crisel Fernandez,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor
DZBB Reporter/Anchor
DXUF Reporter/Anchor
DXFM Reporter/Anchor

[Indo States]

Prime Minister Alice Desnilla defends Her Daughter, Alicia Marie against her Threats

The Prime Minister of the Fatiman Federation, Alice Desnilla defended her Daughter, Alicia Marie Desnilla from All Threats that she Was Received by Making a Powerful Message in Fatimanian at PM's Twitter Account.

According to her Virtual Interview with Lolita Reyes, She said that Alicia Marie has Received 2 Threats, Which both of them are Threats to Rape Her. The Reason to only Scare Threat Makers by a Message is to only Warn them that they are in Total Surveillance from Fatimania, Not only Innocent People, But "Internet Criminals".

5 Hours after The Post, The Indoesh National Police claimed that the People behind these People are Arrested in Schripol, Which they are Sentenced up to 9 Years. Alice Desnilla said that Teenagers must be Aware of Threats as well, Cyber Vulnerabilities.

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By Lolita Reyes,
Chief Editor of RTV News and Public Affairs
DZBB Anchor
RTV News Anchor

[Indo States]

Elissa Mariel Cuseta Confirmed that she was COVID-19 Positive after 3 Weeks of being Confined in FUMC

I was COVID-19 Positive for more than 3 Weeks, Even I was Hospitalized for 2 Weeks and I was in a Coma. I got COVID-19 from my Fellow Protestors, After doing a Rally New Thomas Morato Circle. It was Basically a Normal Colds and A Cough. Then at Saturday, July 18, I was Sent to the Emergency Room of Fatima University Medical Center and I was Very Unconscious and I am Comatose. I don't know why this happen to me While I was in Coma but I remember my Fellow Protestors. My COVID-19 Severity was returned to Moderate Symptoms, Which I need to Still Stay at Hospital for 2 Days. I Thank to God that in was now Heal from COVID-19 and Taking Precautions this Day and Next Days Soon After.

- Elissa Mariel Cuseta, Teenage Pregnancy Activist and COVID-19 Survivor

Teenage Pregnancy Activist, Elissa Mariel Cuseta has been a COVID-19 Survivor, As the Aftermath of her Sickness from 3 Weeks caused by 2019 Coronavirus Disease. She wasn't only the Survivor of COVID-19, But she is an FWFV Survivor since May 2020.

She had Transmitted COVID-19 from Some of the Protestors from Saint Mary's College of Indo City, Since they are in a Protest in the Early July 2020 to Promote the Awareness of Teenage Pregnancy. Her COVID-19 Symptoms was shown at July 15, Just only Colds and Coughs, but at the Midnight of July 18, She was Admitted in Fatima University Medical Center, Which she had Exhibited Symptoms of Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Fever, then she was in Comatose after being Collapsed at Home, She had Comatose for 1 Week.

After 3 Weeks of being in a Hospital, She was now at Home Hopefully, Which she was need to Stay at home for 14 Days. Because of her Home Quarantine, She cannot Go to School in Miriam College, Instead, She will continue to Learn via Online Classes. This also affect her Brother, Danny, Which he was Admitted on Hospital for 3 Weeks Also for Moderate Symptoms of COVID-19.

As she cannot Participate in Student Rallies that she was Prepared, She will continue to Protest Online, Via Twitter and Zoom, Which it is her Preferred Meeting Methods. She Hoped that Schools are Learned from this Pandemic, As well, The Epidemic of Teenage Pregnancy Stigma Disorder.

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By Ashley Desnilla,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Stringer
DZBB Reporter/Anchor

[Indo States]

Department of Education Eyes New Guidelines for Face-to-face Classes to Include Face Classes by July 31

To Make Sure that Students are Safe not just from FWFV, but COVID-19, Which we Recommend to Create new Guidelines for Face-to-face Classes, Where Additional Safety Rules including Using Face Shield as a Additional to Face Mask, Decreased Classroom Capacity from Full Capacity to 15 Students Only, As well Questioning their Students if they are having Symptoms of COVID-19 Symptoms. Instead of Having a Subject about COVID-19, We Also Added the Home Quarantine Checklist Book for Students and Symptom Monitoring Book for Teachers to Monitor Student's Daily Symptom Check. Their Safety is our Priority.

- Lito Manalo, Education Spokesperson

The Education Spokesperson, Lito Manalo Announced that Department of Education has Eyeing to Implement new Guidelines for Face-to-face Classes, Which it Included Implementation of Compulsory Usage of Face Shields alongside with Facemasks and New 2 Books for Students to Check their Home Quarantine List and To Daily Check Student's Symptoms of COVID-19. However, Classroom Capacity will now be Decreased to 15 Students instead of Full Capacity unless the Situation of COVID-19 is Cleared.

The DEM Resolution number 2020-178, Which Ammends the Former Guidelines for the Face-to-face Classes, Where the Capacity of Classrooms had Modified, Adding Face Shield as a Requirement to Students to Protect themselves from COVID-19 and Additional New 2 Subjects however, Non-Academic and Part of the COVID-19 Academic Protection Plan, Where a Student should check their Symptoms and Days of Home Quarantine after Contact with a Positive, and, Where a Teacher Questioned Students about their Symptoms and History of COVID-19 Infection.

Social Distancing, Disinfection and Monitoring may Remain on the Guidelines but Mass Gatherings inside Classrooms such as Birthday Parties will be Forbidden unless the Pandemic is Cleared. Additional Guidelines has been Added to School Buses who Service Students from their Homes to Schools and Return, which Social Distancing will be Implemented on School Buses, Thermal Screening to Students before Boarding and Compulsory Disinfection after every Trip, As well Contact Tracing.

The Department of Education hoped that Students are Safe from the Current Pandemic by washing their hands.

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By Aileen Magsaysay,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Public Affairs Documentarian

[Indo States]

"You should Need Plastic Barriers for Classrooms": Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher Urges Private Schools to Install Plastic Barriers on Learning Tables inside Classrooms

You should Need Plastic Barriers for Classrooms. There is an Reason why we are Saying This is to Protect Student's Health, Not to Mention that COVID-19 Pandemic is still Ongoing. Education is our real Priority but Safety is also our Priority. So, The New Guidelines for Face-to-face Classes has also mentioned this Policy, or the Plastic Barrier Policy, Which the Classroom should be Installed in the Learning Table, so the Students cannot Contact COVID-19 and Without Leaving the Risk of Infection.

- Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher

In the Presidential Meeting, Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher urges that Private Schools should Install Plastic Barriers on Learning Tables inside the Classroom, Which it is the Protective Barrier Against Contracting COVID-19 via Talking and even Possible Airborne Transmission, But not Possible and Researchers are Continuing to Research the Virus.

While All Public Schools and Some Private Schools (OLFU, URF, Miriam College, ADIU, Saint Paul College of Polintan and Siena College of Indo City) had Installed Plastic Barriers in their Classrooms, Other Private Schools hasn't Installed a Plastic Barrier in their Classrooms, Which Some Countries like South Korea has Installed Plastic Barrier in their Classrooms during the Pandemic.

DeLasscher added that Private Schools will be Fined up to Ԑ 62,000 Estanas and Probable Revocation of the License of a Private School. But she Hoped that Students has the Choice to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 by Going home Instead of Meeting with Friends and Roam at Malls, but she has no Intention to Ban Minors Getting out of their Homes after the Academic Quarantine.

DeLasscher also said that Parents should be Responsible to Look out at their Children after Going Home from School. She Claimed that Philippines' Capital

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By Crisel Fernandez,
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[Indo States]

"We Should Improve our Education System": Prime Minister Alice Desnilla Urges Department of Education and Department of Treasury to Solve Educational Handicaps caused by SMCIC Controversy

According to the National Statistics Authority, The 1 Million Students left Public Schools and Stopped Learnin, while 4,000 Students Left Private Schools and Stopped Learning also due to COVID-19 Academic Quarantine. So, We can Solve this Problem by Urging Educational and Treasury Officials to Fund Public Schools as well Private Schools to Endorse Fatimanian Education System while we are Monitoring the Statistics.

- Prime Minister Alice Desnilla

Prime Minister Alice Desnilla Urges Educational and Treasury Officials to Fund Public and Private Schools when Schools looking for a New Student until July 30. Which she said. The Way to Fund Schools is to Donate Money, PM Alice Said.

Thus, The Cause of the Decrease in Education System was the Controversy of Alleged Sexual Abuse Incidents in Saint Mary's College of Indo City, Which 23% Fatimanian Students switched from SMCIC to Other Private Schools and 40% of them are Fully Stopped Learning. However, The Last Trials against SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente will Take Place on August 15.

But, Alice Desnilla Is Eyeing on the Reopening of Schools by July 31, Which she Recommends that Private Schools must Encourage Public School Students to Enroll Them. But also for Their Safety is the Policies from Department of Education.

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By Aileen Magsaysay,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Public Affairs Documentarian

[Indo States]

Saint Mary's College of Indo City to Compensate Students who was a Victim of Sexual Abuse, SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente to Resign by Tomorrow

The School Management has Changed it's Mind after Students Urged the School Management to Compensate Students who has Traumatised after the Incidents of Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harassment. It is Decided by School Vice President Aileen Roxas to Compensate Students who has Victimised by Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harrasment by Giving them Mental Assistance and A Cash Check of Ԑ 1,500 for Middle School Students and Ԑ 2,000 for High School Students. However, Parents Demand More to Sue Teachers and even to Fire Them.

Roxas Also said that Teachers may be under Psychological Examination and If it is Convicted for Sexual Abuse, they might be Removed and Banned from The School to Work. An Another Reward for Parents of the Students who has Victimised by Sexual Abuse if they Revealed their Evidence and Testimony will Receive Ԑ 15,000 from the School and Scholarship from Fatimanian National Bank Insurances.

Meanwhile, SMCIC President Maria Susanna Delarmente has Planned a Resignation that will be Effective Tomorrow, She said that if she's still in Place will Continue the Problems. The Next President for Saint Mary's College of Indo City is Fransico Limbaga, Who has Formerly Served as President Also for 10 Years (2009-2018) and Has Waited for a Long time to be a School President again.

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By Ashley Desnilla,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Stringer
DZBB Reporter/Anchor

[Indo States]

263 Public Schools and 5 Private Schools Reopen this Day, Education Minister DeLasscher Said

263 Public Schools and 5 Private Schools like Miriam College, Ateneo de Indosejiku University, University of Royal Fatimania and Siena College of Indo City had Reopened today as the Academic Quarantine was Lifted by the Department of Education with Safety Precautions. We do not Plan a Another Mass Testing but we will Eye the Situation.

- Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher

The Department of Education Minister Catherine DeLasscher said that 263 Public Schools and 5 Private Schools had Reopened this Day after the Announcement of the Lifting of Academic Quarantine, Which Lasted for 14 Days after the Mass Testing of Teachers, Students and School Staffs.

However, Health Precautions had been Implemented on Schools, which Schools had Installed Plastic Barriers on Classroom Table Sets, Compulsory Thermal Screening, Compulsory Wearing of Facemasks and Face Shields, and Compulsory Disinfection of Classrooms, as well Frequent Hand Washing. Also, Siena College of Indo City (SCIC) had Implemented a Lesson of Coughing Ettiquette to their Students on All Levels, Which DeLasscher has Happy on SCIC's Management.

Meanwhile, More Public and Private Schools may Reopen Tomorrow, which The Department of Education has Continuing the Inspection on Private Schools to check if they are Ready for the New Normal. But, DeLasscher has Discussing to the Experts if Private and Public Schools may Reopen in a Area under Hard Lockdown like Saint-Mary's in Indo City. But she's still eyeing the Situation, as well in the SMCIC Issue.

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By Juraj Nakyvsky,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Independent Journalist
RTV World Service (Shortwave Radio) Reporter

[Indo States]

President Jeannie Daza Orders Fatimanian Supreme Court and Department of Education to Give Students Protection against Abuse from their Teachers

Donec in studiosum scriptor or In Student's Protection should be Termed for Legal Protection of Students against Unfortunate Events like this in SMCIC. So, I Made a Decision to the Fatimanian Supreme Court and Department of Education to Use Donec in studiosum scriptor or In Student's Protection in these Cases. So, Students may File a Case against their Teacher who has Abused him/her Automatically within Reporting the Incident to the Guidance Counselor or School Management within 24 or 48 Hours and the School Management can Fire the Teacher who has Abused their Students and Sue Them.

- President Jeannie Daza

Meanwhile in the Round Table Meeting of the Presidents of the School under the Membership from AFPS, The Association of Fatimanian Private Schools and the President of the Fatiman Federation, Jeannie Daza, Daza Suggested that Students should file Donec in studiosum scriptor (In Student's Protection) in case of a Incident of Abuse inside Schools, Like the Incident of Alleged Sexual Abuse inside Saint Mary's College of Indo City in Saint-Mary's.

Donec in studiosum scriptor, or In Student's Protection is a Legal Term used in Fatimania and Dilimania as to Protect Students from Abuse and Discrimination which It can be Automatically Filed when the School Management Fired some of their Teachers who had Abused their Students and File a Case against Them. It was used from 1967 until 2006, Which It was Removed in favour of Student's Protection Act of 2006, Which Lasted for 4 Years and Replaced by Some Laws conceded in Academic, Education and Protection of Students.

However, Supreme Court Chief Justice Bernando Calumpang said that Donec in studiosum scriptor could be Revived again by Making a New Law, Which he said that Student Protection Bill has a Power to Revive the Term as the 2nd Draft has Revealed to the Fatimanian Parliament. He Also Said that Donec in studiosum scriptor can also Cover Cases of Rape and Sexual Harassment somehow.

The Senate has now Reviewing the Second Draft of the Student Protection Bill, Which it is included the Donec in studiosum scriptor Legal Term. However, Testis erit studiosum scriptor (Student's Witness) term was Also Added in the Bill which Students has a Opportunity to Have a Testimony regarding his/her Witness of the Incident. Meanwhile, The Third Trial of the Department of Education vs. Saint Mary's College of Indo City President Maria Susanna Delarmente Has ongoing and to be Last for 4 Hours, Which All of the Complainants are now All Students who has Filed a Case against their Teachers.

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By Clarissa Reyes-Daza,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Public Affairs Documentarian
RTV Independent Journalist

[Indo States]

What is the National Center for Protection of Students (NCPS)?

The National Center for Protection of Students, Which it is a Governmental Organisation Founded by President Jeannie Daza, and The Chairman of the NCPS was Mona Louise Catherine Jones, A Congresswoman from the Northern Rasmussen. The Organisation was Focused on Protection of Students and Complainants from Parents of their Students who has Experienced a Abuse or Discrimination from their Teachers. And the Organisation was Linked to Department of Education, University of Royal Fatima Institute for Mental Health and the Fatimanian Office of the Public Attorneys (FOPA).

The Organisation was Founded after the SMCIC Alleged Sexual Abuse Incidents, Which Parents Urged the Fatimanian Government to Form a Task Force, Now Organisation to Tackle the Issues of Bullying, Sexual Abuse and Rape inside Private Schools, As well Universities and Public Schools. Similar to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, But it has Different Purpose and It has the Power to Investigate the Unsolved Incidents against Students in Private Schools, Including Saint Scholastica's College of Rozlyn Alleged Rape Incidents since 2009 and School of the Holy Spirit Indo City Alleged Child Grooming Incidents since 2014.

Altough, The NCPS has Established it's Hotline for Complainants and Online Chat Services for Questions Regarding the Organisation, While the Website is being built with the Help from the College Students of Miriam College. Their Temporary Headquarters was Located in Miriam College at Indo City while their Main Headquarters in University Hills, Fatima City was under Construction.

Jones hoped that The Organisation may Help Students Protect them from Further Incidents as well to Help them in case of this Incident like what happened to the Students from Saint Mary's College of Indo City.

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By Elizabeth Canetté,
RTV News Reporter/Anchor/Insider
RTV Journalism Correspondent/Researcher
RTV News Online Editor
RTV Publishing Author

[Indo States]

Saint Mary's College of Indo City is now Ready to Reopen amid Controversy

The New SMCIC President Francisco Limbaga announced that Saint Mary's College of Indo City has now to be Prepared for Reopening by August 3, Which Students had now Finally Begin to Learn after their Long 17 Day Quarantine due to the Aftermath of the Mass Testing, As well the Hard Lockdown in Saint-Mary's.

420,000 Students had been Prepared for the Reopening of Classes since July 30, But due to the Hard Lockdown recommended by the Barangay Chairman due to the Significant Increase of COVID-19 Cases, Which Residents blamed Students from Saint Mary's for being Responsible for Spreading the 2019 Coronavirus Disease, as well Panicking Residents by Hoarding Condoms inside Supermarkets in February 2020.

The Department of Education deemed that Saint Mary's College of Indo City was now Safe and COVID-Free since 17 Days of Closure. Which 300 Students and 10 Teachers has been Recovered from COVID-19. As well, Saint Mary's had Installed Plastic Shield on their Classrooms for their Protections and Willing to Give Students Customised Blue and White Facemask with SMCIC Logo and Face Shield.

Limbaga Hoped that Marian Ignacian are Safe in Classrooms as well Inside the School and also at home.

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By Crisel Fernandez,
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