Lawyer Al Jumrani was happy to learn that actress and law student Yasmien Kurdi is one of the viewers of his recorded law lectures that he posts on his YouTube channel.
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#PEPHomeLife: Yasmien Kurdi shares some of her favorite kitchen hacks that help her prepare healthy, home-cooked meals for her family despite her busy schedule. #FromTheArchives
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Nagbigay ng kanilang opinyon sina Yasmien Kurdi at Alfred Vargas tungkol sa epekto ng video games at social media sa pag-uugali ng mga bata. Basahin DITO: https://t.co/LJCKSKQMuC
#FastTalkWithBoyAbunda: Nagbahagi sina Yasmien Kurdi at Alfred Vargas ng kanilang saloobin tungkol sa nangyaring school shooting sa Tacloban. https://t.co/TLnzfZsWCf
#FastTalkWithBoyAbunda: Nagbahagi sina Yasmien Kurdi at Alfred Vargas ng kanilang saloobin tungkol sa online safety at kung paano mapoprotektahan ang mga bata laban sa mga posibleng panganib online. https://t.co/txtxWvDOtC
#Teaser: Ngayong Lunes, gagamitin nina Yasmien Kurdi at Alfred Vargas ang mga boses nila bilang mga magulang para sa usaping bullying at violence sa mga paaralan. Abangan sila mamaya, LIVE sa #FastTalkWithBoyAbunda.
#FTBAYasmienAndAlfred | 4:45 PM sa GMA #BeJuanTama!
Ngayong Lunes, makakapanayam ng King of Talk na si Boy Abunda ang celebrity parents na sina Yasmien Kurdi at Alfred Vargas. Alamin ang kaniyang kwento mamaya sa #FastTalkWithBoyAbunda.
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Yasmien Kurdi reminds everyone to slow down and appreciate the process in life. She said it is better to enjoy every journey, celebrate small wins, and not get pressured by comparing your timeline with others.
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Actress and parent Yasmien Kurdi (@TheRealYasmien) has taken a direct role in elevating a complaint before the @DepEd_PH, placing the Anti Bullying Act at the center of a case that highlights how schools and government are expected to respond to incidents involving student safety and welfare. The case has been brought before the Department of Education under Secretary @sonnyangara.
The complaint was filed with DepEd following a request raised by Ayesha Zarasold Devilla, with support from her parents, including Kurdi, alongside legal counsel Atty. Ade, Atty. Paeng, Atty. Rej, and Atty. Jojo, who provided guidance in preparing and filing the case under Republic Act 10627.
“This is not just about one child, it is about accountability! Under the Anti Bullying Act (R.A. 10627), schools are required to act, and when they fail, DepEd has the authority to investigate and impose sanctions.”
The family, together with their attorneys, said they submitted complete and factual evidence and sought assistance from the Department of Education, which is responsible for enforcing safeguards for learners under the law. Republic Act 10627 requires schools to establish systems for reporting and addressing bullying and allows DepEd to intervene when institutions fail to comply.
“Thank you, DepEd, for listening to Ayesha and prioritizing the welfare of victims.”
The case reflects how complaints can be elevated to DepEd when school level action is questioned, placing responsibility on the department to act within its mandate.
“Parents and kids, SPEAK UP! if schools do not act, you have the right to elevate your concerns.”
DepEd maintains complaint channels, including its TeleSafe hotline and official contact lines, as part of its mandate to address incidents involving learners.
“Every child deserves to feel safe, heard, and protected.”