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Journalists, progressive solons reiterate call for dropping of charges against ‘Tacloban 5’

Alyssa Mae Clarin February 8, 2023 0 Comment Frenchie Mae Cumpio, Tacloban 5
Journalists, progressive solons reiterate call for dropping of charges against ‘Tacloban 5’

Journalists and progressive lawmakers have reiterated their demand for the dropping of charges against community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and four other human rights defenders based in Tacloban City.

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Terrorist designation of red-tagged doc ‘baseless and malicious’ – rights group

Alyssa Mae Clarin January 31, 2023 0 Comment anti terror act of 2020, ATC, Naty Castro
Terrorist designation of red-tagged doc ‘baseless and malicious’ – rights group

Human rights group Karapatan assailed the terrorist designation of red-tagged community doctor Natividad Castro per the Anti-Terrorism Council Resolution No. 35.

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Detained journo asks Manila court to reconsider allowing her to defend herself

Alyssa Mae Clarin January 23, 2023 0 Comment Frenchie Mae Cumpio
Detained journo asks Manila court to reconsider allowing her to defend herself

Detained Tacloban-based community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio celebrated her 24th birthday today with two court hearings over trumped-up cases filed against her.

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Court acquits Rappler, Maria Ressa of tax evasion

Alyssa Mae Clarin January 18, 2023 0 Comment attacks on journalists, Maria Ressa, Rappler, trumped-up charges
Court acquits Rappler, Maria Ressa of tax evasion

“While colleagues similarly face legal challenges — from libel to made-up terrorism charges —  in relation to their work, we take inspiration from this acquittal that if we stand up and hold the line, we can win,” NUJP stated.

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#NoGoldenEra | In 2022, attacks, censorship loomed over PH media

Alyssa Mae Clarin January 1, 2023 Frank Cimatu, National Union of Journalists of the Philippines, No Golden Era, NUJP, red-tagging of journalists
#NoGoldenEra | In 2022, attacks, censorship loomed over PH media

“Silencing valid voices through harassment and intimidation or through arbitrary website blocking weakens discourse and democracy and puts free speech at risk.”

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Youth group’s Facebook Page deleted, members locked out after multiple log-in attempts

Alyssa Mae Clarin December 31, 2022 Anakbayan, Facebook, Meta
Youth group’s Facebook Page deleted, members locked out after multiple log-in attempts

“We vehemently condemn this brazen attack on the youth. This is a conscious and orchestrated attack to deplatform dissent and to silence the critical voice of the youth.”

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Bacolod court denies journalist plea to quash planted evidence against her

Alyssa Mae Clarin December 8, 2022 Anne Krueger, Cecilyn E. Burgos-Villavert, search warrant factory
Bacolod court denies journalist plea to quash planted evidence against her

“With no other case to throw against her and other activists, Anne is charged with fabricated cases restricting her from doing her work as a community journalist and labor organizer.”

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Court resets promulgation of cyberlibel raps vs. Baguio journalist

Alyssa Mae Clarin December 3, 2022 cyberlibel, Frank Cimatu, National Union of Journalists of the Philippines
Court resets promulgation of cyberlibel raps vs. Baguio journalist

“NUJP reiterates its demand for the decriminalization of libel. Defamation laws in the Philippines are inconsistent with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.”

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Baguio court finds human rights defender guilty of cyber libel

Alyssa Mae Clarin December 2, 2022 Sarah Dekdeken
Baguio court finds human rights defender guilty of cyber libel

“This libel case is an attack on truth and those who wield it to champion peoples’ political rights.”

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After 13 years, kin of Ampatuan massacre victims continue to call for justice

Alyssa Mae Clarin November 24, 2022 ampatuan massacre
After 13 years, kin of Ampatuan massacre victims continue to call for justice

“We take note of the administration’s commitment, communicated through the OPS, that the government will not forget this heinous crime and hope, along with the families, that full justice will not take another 13 years.”

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Bulatlat receives ‘Award of Distinction’ for championing voices of the marginalized

Alyssa Mae Clarin October 27, 2022
Bulatlat receives ‘Award of Distinction’ for championing voices of the marginalized

The CMFR said it was to recognize the alternative news agency’s commitment to “keeping true to the honored tradition of the alternative press, of giving the marginalized and disempowered a voice that can be heard.”

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