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@MajestySussex Authentic. Poignant.

Harry and Meghan have carved their impact spaces in Australia. Kudos for bringing to the fore the causes for children.

@actiondignity Congratulations!

We’re proud to share a milestone of our Brokers Bridge Builder project: the completion of our baseline survey, in partnership with Habitus and University of Calgary. The survey will help shape the Community Broker model to improve access to services for ethnocultural communities.

Truth is a simple line. The hype around H&M’s break with Netflix is bogus as Bela claimed it’s inaccurate. I surmised that this is to diminish Epstein-related issues with Andrew and the royalty’s involvement or cover-up.

Tom Bower wanting a family to be “obliterated from our state of life” even Sarah Vine was shocked. I hope H files a report to the police, this isn’t commentary, it’s an incitement of violence

Protect the humanitarian spaces. Dozens of MSF staff remain missing amid escalating violence in Jonglei, South Sudan doctorswithoutborders.org/latest/dozens-…

Meghan is like a river - flowing in her own direction. What’s meant for her will find its way. Success isn’t forced; it’s simply inevitable.

@ABSCBNNews Rep. Suntay’s remark was wrong. Call it out, yes. But lasting change requires more than outrage. In years of gender equality work (MR GAD), I’ve learned that when outrage builds walls instead of connection, we lose the chance to educate, transform, and turn men into allies.

SUNTAY INSISTS NO MALICE IN ‘NAG-INIT’ REMARK VS ANNE CURTIS BUT ADMITS POOR ANALOGY On #ANCHeadstart, anchor Karen Davila dissected Quezon City 4th District Rep. Bong Suntay's controversial remarks during impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte. Suntay said there was no malice in the statements he made about actress Anne Curtis, following criticism from the public. He added that his remarks were taken out of context, admitting that he could have used a better analogy in defending Duterte over her comments about killing President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

@ABSCBNNews @agathamgregorio Rep. Suntay’s remark was wrong. Call it out, yes. But lasting change requires more than outrage. In years of gender equality work (MR GAD), I’ve learned that when outrage builds walls instead of connection, we lose the chance to educate, transform, and turn men into allies.

Women’s rights advocates filed an ethics complaint against Quezon City 4th District Rep. Bong Suntay over his controversial remarks on actress Anne Curtis during a hearing. | via @agathamgregorio

@gmanews Rep. Suntay’s remark was wrong. Call it out, yes. But lasting change requires more than outrage. In years of gender equality work (MR GAD), I’ve learned that when outrage builds walls instead of connection, we lose the chance to educate, transform, and turn men into allies.

‘PATAWAN NG DISCIPLINARY ACTION’ Former Gabriela Rep. Liza Maza said that Quezon City 4th District Rep. Bong Suntay must be sanctioned for his violations. This comes after Suntay’s remarks about Anne Curtis during a Committee on Justice hearing on the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. “Mambabatas siya, pero siya ang kauna-unahang lumalabag sa batas tungkol sa kababaihan,” Maza said. Meanwhile, on Wednesday morning, Suntay apologized to the actress and the public but still stood by his analogy, saying it was meant to show that imagination is not an impeachable offense in relation to the hearing. | via Tina Panganiban-Perez/GMA Integrated News

Rep. Suntay’s remark was wrong. Call it out, yes. But lasting change requires more than outrage. In years of gender equality work (MR GAD), I’ve learned that when outrage builds walls instead of connection, we lose the chance to educate, transform, and turn men into allies.

@ABSCBNNews @adrianayalin The reversal of fate. The accuser shot down with a case; and the accused thru their minions - with all presidential powers - become an aggrieved victim. As if… in Visaya it is called “baga.” (Thick-skinned).

JUST IN: National Security Adviser Eduardo Año files criminal complaint before the Department of Justice vs. 18 “ex-marines," Atty. Levito Baligod and former congressman Mike Defensor for unlawful use of means of publication and unlawful utterances. | via @adrianayalin

@ABSCBNNews @darylle_marie We are still a hardline - you vs me; your behaviour against mine. Or you are “not good enough.” This is a teachable moment. Let Suntay be educated - as he had requested - and hopefully he becomes an ally of women.

Laguna 1st District Rep. Ann Matibag, Chairperson of the Women and Gender Equality Committee, requests the majority floor leader to refer Rep. Bong Suntay’s inappropriate remarks to the committee on ethics. | via @darylle_marie

Whether intentionally or not, it felt Harry & Meghan carried the heaviest scrutiny while bigger royal issues like Andrew were sidelined. They’ve moved on& built their own path. Pulling them back into royal narratives doesn’t strengthen the monarchy - the royals appear helpless.

@inquirerdotnet The greatest irony is mainstream media’s “non pursuance” of corruption when it is leading to Malacanang. Fake news thrive because mainstream media failed.

Inquirer President and CEO Paolo Prieto joined other print media executives in signing a memorandum of understanding with the Presidential Communications Office for the “Oplan Kontra Fake News,” an initiative that aims to uphold transparency and combat misinformation and disinformation. According to Prieto, the move is “timely and necessary,” since recent surveys found that the majority of Filipinos consider “fake news” a serious problem but find it difficult to distinguish from accurate information. “As organizations endowed with a mission to provide accurate information, we must not stand idly by as fake news peddlers seek to poison minds and hearts of our people and wreak havoc on our nation,” the Inquirer president and CEO said. “Individually and collectively, we should persist in providing verified information and fight fake news with truthful accounts whenever and wherever we find them,” he added. | @MJSalcedoINQ READ MORE: inqnews.net/kontrafakenews

@newswatchplusph BBM sought the presidency on campaign promises - that never came through. We are going downhill. Best thing is for BBM to resign.

'PARANG LAHAT NA LANG NG KASALANAN SA MUNDO, ISINISISI NIYA SA PANGULO’ WATCH: Communications Undersecretary Claire Castro pushes back against Caloocan Rep. Edgar Erice who slammed the "weak version" of anti-political dynasty bill at the House of Representatives despite the president's support for the measure. Castro tells Erice to focus on debating the substance of the bill and engaging colleagues instead of pinning the blame on President Bongbong Marcos. Erice withdrew his support for the bill. | @TristanNodalo 📹 RTVM

@News5PH What Suntay did was not admirable. But calling out Suntay is one thing; learning from it is another. He asked which words offended people to avoid repeating them. Then this is a teachable moment. If we only condemn, where’s the growth?

'UNACCEPTABLE AND DISTURBING' Binatikos ni Mamamayang Liberal Party-list Rep. Leila de Lima ang pahayag ni Quezon City 4th District Rep. Bong Suntay tungkol sa aktres na si Anne Curtis sa gitna ng pagdinig ng House Committee on Justice nitong Martes, March 3. "Women are not a means of achieving other people’s desires. Women’s issues must not be trivialized or downplayed. Hindi ito biro," saad ng kongresista. "Our public officials should lead the fight against such behavior, rather than enable the objectification of women," dagdag niya.

@gmanews Calling out Suntay is one thing; learning from it is another. He asked which words offended people to avoid repeating them. If we only condemn, where’s the growth? The challenge is how to make Suntay an ally of women’s rights and issues.

Naging paksa ng diskusyon ang sinabi ni Quezon City 4th District Rep. Jesus Suntay matapos niyang ikwento na umano’y nakita niya si “It’s Showtime” host Anne Curtis sa isang mall at na-imagine na lamang niya kung ano-ano ang posibleng mangyari. Dahil sa kanyang pahayag, naghain si San Juan Rep. Bel Zamora ng motion upang i-strike from the record ang mga pahayag ni Suntay. Sinabi naman ni Suntay na para sa kanya, wala namang sekswal na konotasyon ang kanyang sinabi at hindi ito immoral. Na-strike out from the record ang bahagi ng manifestation ni Suntay sa botong 13 affirmative, dalawang negative, at dalawang abstain.

@PhilippineStar Mr Erice claimed that Malacanng is not happy with his call for BBM’s accountability. So de Lima - is BBM’s choice. Unmasked.

DE LIMA NAMED SENIOR DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER ML Partylist Rep. Leila de Lima has been elected Senior Deputy Minority Leader, replacing Caloocan Rep. Edgar Erice in the House minority leadership. | via Marianne Enriquez/News5

@gmanews If they truly want to hold Sarah accountable - they better build a strong case - not one dependent on whether they can open her bank accounts. And see whether she has accumulated wealth? Show at least a modicum of proof.

TINGNAN: Ipinresenta ni ML Party-list Representative Leila de Lima ang ikalimang ground ng ikatlong impeachment complaint laban kay Vice President Sara Duterte, na tumutukoy sa umano’y hindi maipaliwanag na yaman ng bise at pagkabigo niyang ideklara ang lahat ng kaniyang mga ari-arian at interes. Ang ground na ito ay “constitutive of culpable violation of the Constitution and betrayal of public trust,” ayon kay De Lima. Kahapon, March 2, 2026, idineklara ng komite na sufficient in form ang mga inihaing reklamo laban kay VP Duterte. Nakatakdang pagbotohan ngayong araw ang sufficiency in substance ng mga ito. PANOORIN ANG LIVESTREAM: youtube.com/watch?v=zGMlv3…