Tag: Philippine media
Philippine court dismisses libel case vs journalist Maria Ressa, Rappler
Maria Ressa and Rappler are dealing with several other cases, including alleged tax offenses and violation of foreign ownership rules in media
Philippines slips in global press freedom Index; gov’t maintains media remain...
The Philippines is urged “to provide legal protection” to media workers and “to expedite the investigation of media-related killings"
Detained Filipino journalist goes back to work, vows to be voice...
Detained journalist Lady Ann Salem said a journalist should not only chronicle events but serve as the voice of the unheard in society
Police arrest suspected killer of Filipino journalist
The suspect has been tagged as one of the killers of Dennis Denora, publisher of Trends and Times, a community paper based in Davao del Norte
Philippine media groups hit delay in release of detained journalist
Lady Ann Salem remains in detention two weeks after a regional trial court dismissed charges against her
To cover for the purpose of uncovering: journalists’ war against disinformation
Documentation and holding the guilty accountable for the disinformation go hand in hand in pushing back the jaws of lies and inaccuracies
Philippine media groups condemn arrest of journalist on Human Rights Day
Altermidya, a network of independent publications, said the arrest is proof of the dangers of the "vile practice of red-tagging”
‘Salem Witch Hunts’: Clearly a Sham
It is apparent in the persecution of journalists that Duterte wants to be the hub of information, the one and only source of facts
Pagpaslang sa mga mamamahayag sa Mindanao, ginunita ng Simbahan
Panalangin ni Archbishop Martin Jumoad ng Ozamiz na sana makamit na ang ganap na hustisya para sa mga biktima at kanilang pamilya
‘Itigil ang pamamaslang, katarungan ipaglaban’
Ang masaklap na masaker ay hindi kailanman mabubura sa isipan ng maraming Filipino, lalong-lalo na sa mga diyarista
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