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Tacloban school shooting ignites juvenile justice and school safety debate

A school shooting in Tacloban City by two minors has sparked intense public debate on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, school security, and online radicalization, with government agencies and lawmakers responding amid a polarized political climate.

Published June 24, 2026
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The Report June 24, 2026
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