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Global journalists urge Marcos to end detention of Frenchie Mae Cumpio

Over 250 journalists from 35 countries urge Marcos to free Frenchie Mae Cumpio, warning press freedom is imperiled

Filipino journalists, students condemn killings of Al Jazeera reporters in Gaza

Philippine media groups, students rally to condemn Gaza journalist killings, denounce attacks on press freedom worldwide

Media group urges investigation into Tacloban jail warden for alleged abuses

Media group files complaints vs Tacloban jail officials over alleged abuse, rights violations against political detainees

Why watchdog must never sleep: Truth won’t be televised, streamed, or...

A call to safeguard journalism’s watchdog duty as truth is threatened by disinformation, repression, and systemic silence

Journalists barred despite accreditation, Altermidya calls for urgent COMELEC action

Journalists were prevented from entering unless they could produce additional “local credentials and proof of accreditation"

Journalist group: Proposed social media bills could silence critics, not curb...

Efforts to regulate expression are often turned against journalists, human rights defenders, and government critics

Community journalists rally for detained reporter’s release on day honoring courage...

"A reminder of the unyielding courage and sacrifice” required of journalists who challenge powerful forces in pursuit of truth

Journalist groups in Manila slam WSJ’s move as ‘dangerous precedent’

Cheng said WSJ fired her under the guise of "restructuring, after instructing her not to run for chairperson of the city's journalists' union

True freedom is to reveal the truth without retaliation

I was sent to the Philippine immigration court by local officials to stand trial after I wrote an article published by Jose Burgos

Red-tagging study shows impacts on journalists, stresses need for pushing back

“Defenders of red-tagging have often claimed that the practice does not happen, or that if it happens, it is not done by the government"

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