Criminology Review PH

A proud piece of history for your feed.

The Philippines holds the unique distinction of being the first country in Southeast Asia to establish criminology as a distinct undergraduate degree. This trailblazing journey started in 1954 through Plaridel Educational Institution (now the Philippine College of Criminology or PCCR).

Decades later, that pioneering legacy continues to thrive, driving the profession forward and shaping the next generation of top-tier professionals.

HULING SALUDO, PCPL FRANCISCO 🫡🇵🇭

Isang bayani ang nagbuwis ng buhay sa Lanao del Sur habang tumutupad sa tungkulin. Idalangin natin ang mabilis na paghilom ng apat pang sugatang kasamahan. Hindi malilimutan ang iyong sakripisyo para sa bayan.

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Question of the day..

PUBLIC WARNING: IMPOSTOR POSING AS PRC EMPLOYEE

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) hereby informs the public that an individual using the name “Mr. Joseph P. Macalalad,” who has been falsely representing himself as an employee of the PRC, is NOT, and has never been, affiliated with the Commission in any capacity.

The public is further warned that individuals who claim to be PRC employees and who allegedly notify recipients of the existence or pendency of administrative, civil, or criminal complaints against them are not connected with the PRC, particularly when such communications are made through unofficial or informal channels.

In this regard, the PRC strongly advises the public to exercise utmost caution and vigilance when dealing with persons claiming to be affiliated with the Commission but who do not use official PRC communication channels or verifiable contact information.

Any suspicious communication may be reported to the PRC for verification and appropriate action. Always verify the authenticity of communications by checking the official PRC website (www.prc.gov.ph) or contacting us through our published official channels: PRC Official page: https://www.facebook.com/professionalregulationcommission/.

Do not engage with or provide any personal information to unverified sources and immediately report any unusual transactions if any to the PRC Legal Service via email at legal.service@ prc.gov.ph .




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