Tag: Press Freedom
Long prison sentences for Vietnamese journalists over ‘anti-state propaganda’
Three freelancers convicted of ‘making, storing, spreading information, materials, items for the purpose of opposing the state’
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
Jailed Hong Kong publisher honored with press freedom award
I’m afraid that without the news, the world will forget us, says jailed Jimmy Lai
Singapore activist faces fine over one-man smiley face sign protest
The city-state tightly controls public assembly, the media and free speech
Another Filipino journalist shot dead
Radio broadcaster Virgilio Sarmiento Maganes was shot several times while walking near his residence in Villasis town, Pangasinan
Closure of Philippine media giant causes gaps in disaster preparedness, say...
Communities in remote areas rely on free TV in getting information, especially visual information, about a typhoon or a calamity
Journalism: Most dangerous job in the Philippines
The truth hurts, they say, so authorities and tycoons warn journalists to keep a lid on it
Wind in a bottle: ABS-CBN’s storm chasers
Journalists themselves saw how ABS-CBN’s reach informed far-flung provinces of incoming storms