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Sep 2006 23 42 Journalists Face Libel Raps from Arroyo’s HusbandBy Bulatlat Staff | Latest Stories, Media Freedom & Free Expression, Politics & Governance Save as PDF
Sep 2006 23 Macapagal-Arroyo Administration Resorts to `Soft’ Media CensorshipBy Bulatlat Staff | Bulatlat Perspective, Latest Stories, Media Freedom & Free Expression, Politics & Governance Save as PDF
Sep 2006 23 Victims Urge Gov’t Monitoring Committee: Implement CARHRIHL, Investigate CasesBy Bulatlat Staff | Breaking News Save as PDF
Sep 2006 23 “To Forget is a Crime”: Civil Libertarians Remember “Those Who Fell in the Night”By Bulatlat Staff | Breaking News Save as PDF
Sep 2006 23 Filipinos, Foreigners in 15 Countries Condemn Killings in Sept. 21 Rallies Complaints vs Arroyo, generals filed with UN rights body in GenevaBy Bulatlat Staff | Breaking News Save as PDF
Sep 2006 23 Autonomy Under Siege: The Philippine Collegian and RA 9184By Ronalyn V. Olea | Democratic Space Save as PDF
Sep 2006 23 Insidious Anti-Labor Bias Hurts WorkersBy Bulatlat Contributors | Alternative Reader, Labor & Trade Union Save as PDF
Sep 2006 16 OFWs: Abandoned in War Zones, Ignored at HomeBy Bulatlat Contributors | Labor & Trade Union, OFWs & Migration Save as PDF
Sep 2006 16 Melo Probe Body a Waste of Money, CHR Exec SaysBy Bulatlat Contributors | Civil & Political Rights Save as PDF
Sep 2006 16 Charter Amendments Aim to Save Troubled Presidency – UP Law ProfessorBy Bulatlat Contributors | Politics & Governance Save as PDF
Sep 2006 16 Self-serving Interests at Stake in Cha-ChaBy Bulatlat Contributors | Politics & Governance Save as PDF