By Jalin Reign P. Lim, JD ! “Certain constitutional guarantees work together to create zones of privacy wherein governmental powers may not intrude, and that there exists an independent constitutional right of privacy. Such right to be left alone has been regarded as the beginning of all freedoms." – Disini v. Secretary of Justice, G.R. … Continue reading Defining the Limits of Warrantless Digital Searches under the 1987 Philippine Constitution
Understanding Cyberbullying: Bridging Law and Digital Free Speech in the Philippines
By Nessy Jovanah G. Bagnol, JD 1 and Gianne Frances M. Jesena, JD 1 INTRODUCTION The rapid expansion of digital communication has reconfigured the meaning, reach, and consequences of speech. In the Philippines, where online platforms function as primary arenas for social interaction and political discourse, expression is no longer confined by time, geography, or … Continue reading Understanding Cyberbullying: Bridging Law and Digital Free Speech in the Philippines
Saving Money or Losing Jobs? “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Call Centers, Employment, and the Human Touch”
By Charry Jane S. Gariando, JD1 INTRODUCTIONThe Philippine Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) industry stands as one of the country’s most economically significant sectors, employing millions of workers and contributing substantially to national economic growth. For decades, the industry’s competitive advantage has relied heavily upon Filipino workers’ communication skills, adaptability, customer engagement, and cultural compatibility with … Continue reading Saving Money or Losing Jobs? “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Call Centers, Employment, and the Human Touch”
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