Philippines media faces ‘eternal threat of punishment’ after cyber libel convictions
Growing persecution of media comes against the backdrop of an anti-terror bill passed by the legislature that allows the president to create an anti-terrorism council vested with powers to designate individuals and groups as “terrorists.”
ITANONG MO KAY PROF: Podcast on FQS Commemoration 2015 (Last Part)
ITANONG MO KAY PROF Panayam ng Kodao kay Prof. Jose Maria Sison January 22, 2015 4. Sa inyo po bang pagtingin, dapat pa bang magpatuloy ang KM? May mahalaga bang papel ang kilusang kabataan sa buong laban ng mamamayan? JMS: Dapat magpatuloy ang KM. Nagpatuloy naman ito sa underground sa panahon ng martial law at […]
Pooled editorial | FIVE YEARS AFTER THE AMPATUAN MASSACRE: AQUINO MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE
Five years after the massacre of 58 men and women including 32 journalists in Ampatuan town in Maguindanao, justice remains elusive and impunity still reigns. The promise of President Benigno Aquino III to help speedily resolve the case that has put the Philippines in the limelight as one of the most dangerous places for journalists […]