On Tuesday, November 26, religious supporters and rights organizations held a special Mass and candle-lighting activity at the Sto. Niño de Violago Quasi-Parish in Quezon City for Veloso’s safe return and possible clemency grant. Her father, Cesar, was in attendance.

The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) in Nueva Ecija has granted a full scholarship program to the family of Mary Jane Veloso, enabling her children and relatives to continue their education.

The mother of Mary Jane Veloso, an overseas Filipino worker on Indonesian death row for drug trafficking, said her daughter may not be safe in the Philippines. Veloso’s mom Celia was reacting to the announcement of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Mary Jane Veloso, who was sentenced to death in Indonesia on drug charges said Thursday that she was “elated” to be returning home, after a deal brokered between the two nations. Veloso was arrested in Indonesia in 2010 carrying a suitcase lined with 2.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday thanked the Indonesian government for approving the return of death row convict Mary Jane Veloso to the Philippines to serve her sentence.

The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) visited the family of Mary Jane Veloso in Nueva Ecija over the weekend to offer support ahead of her return to the Philippines. Veloso, an overseas Filipino worker who was spared execution in Indonesia in 2015 on charges of drug trafficking,

The Department of Migrant Workers on Saturday visited the family of Mary Jane Veloso in Nueva Ecija and provided assistance ahead of her return in the country.According to a report by Vonne Aquino, financial assistance,

We certainly do not want the situation in the Philippines where Mary Jane Veloso will be serving sentence for the rest of her life," Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Eduardo De Vega said.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said “everything is on the table” regarding drug convict Mary Jane Veloso’s fate once she returns to the Philippines. In an ambush interview in Nueva Ecija on Thursday,

THE sister of Mary Jane Veloso, who works in Saudi Arabia, is now also seeking to be repatriated, according to the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW). DMW Secretary Hans J. Cacdac learned of the said repatriation request when he visited Veloso's family in General Natividad,