Court asked again to recognize Ampatuan massacre’s 58th victim
“As the years pass, it becomes easier for the world to move on. But for the families left behind, there is no moving on."
Court asked again to recognize Ampatuan massacre’s 58th victim
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Justice still elusive after 16 years of Ampatuan massacre
Justice still elusive after 16 years of Ampatuan massacre
Media groups reiterated that families only received partial justice, as 44 individuals, including prominent members from the Ampatuan clan, were convicted since the promulgation in December 2019, and at least over 70 persons involved, including individuals carrying the Ampatuan surname, remain at large.
15 years later, still no justice for Ampatuan Massacre victims
15 years later, still no justice for Ampatuan Massacre victims
“I can’t accept until now. It has been 15 years, but there is still no further action. I lost my trust in the government,” said Catherine Nuñez whose son Victor, a UNTV reporter, was one of the 32 media workers and 26 others killed in the bloody massacre.
News in Pictures | Journos remember 15th year since Ampatuan massacre
News in Pictures | Journos remember 15th year since Ampatuan massacre
As the 15th anniversary of the Ampatuan massacre draws near, journalists from across the Visayas region paid tribute to the 58 victims of one of the deadliest attacks against journalists that left including 32 media workers killed. Veteran journalist and MindaNews...
News in Pictures | 14th year of Ampatuan Massacre mark with protest, candle lighting
News in Pictures | 14th year of Ampatuan Massacre mark with protest, candle lighting
Progressive media groups and campus journalists commemorate the 14th year of the Ampatuan massacre at the University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.
After 13 years, kin of Ampatuan massacre victims continue to call for justice
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.”
12 years after, kin of Ampatuan victims still seek justice
12 years after, kin of Ampatuan victims still seek justice
Journalists and families and supporters of the victims of the Ampatuan massacre commemorated the 12th year since the single deadliest attack on the media, saying that they remain vigilant as they continue to seek justice.
11 years on, kin of Ampatuan massacre victims still searching for justice
11 years on, kin of Ampatuan massacre victims still searching for justice
Under the Duterte administration, human rights group Karapatan said the climate of impunity that has made this massacre possible has "visibly intensified," particularly as the attacks against journalists continue unabated.
Police has not returned #Fightfor58 mural
Police has not returned #Fightfor58 mural
The mural was instantly taken by the police when the members of the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) and Altermidya - People’s Alternative Media Network had just unloaded it from the vehicle. There was no explanation whatsoever as to why the...
What about the 58th victim?
What about the 58th victim?
"I need justice for my dad. 'Pag di kumpleto numero, 'di kumpleto hustisya."
Families of victims welcome conviction of Ampatuans
Families of victims welcome conviction of Ampatuans
“This serves as a crack to the impunity in the killings of journalists.”
Kin of victims demand conviction of Ampatuans
Kin of victims demand conviction of Ampatuans
"Our primary demand is the conviction of the Ampatuans. We hope all those involved in the killing of our loved ones would be declared guilty."
Pooled Editorial | December 19 and the quest for justice
Pooled Editorial | December 19 and the quest for justice
A decade has indeed passed but the conditions that led to the Ampatuan massacre remain: political dynasties and patronage are still alive, paramilitary groups have not been dismantled, and the Ampatuans’ collusion with the administration — Arroyo then and Duterte now — still persists.
Verdict on Ampatuan Massacre out December 19
Verdict on Ampatuan Massacre out December 19
"We expect nothing less than a conviction especially those directly responsible and involved in the killings. Otherwise, the mockery of justice and the culture of impunity will continue to reign and worsen."
10 years after massacre, journalists demand conviction of Ampatuans
10 years after massacre, journalists demand conviction of Ampatuans
"The delivery of justice for Ampatuan Massacre victims will act like a beam of light shone into a great darkness that is the escalating climate of fear and impunity under the Duterte administration."
Sampung taon
Sampung taon
Sa isang sitwasyong patuloy na pinapaslang ang mga peryodista at manggagawa sa midya at kinokompromiso ang kalayaan sa pamamahayag, ano pa ba ang puwedeng gawin ng mga ordinaryong taong katulad natin para mabago ang kasalukuang kalakaran? Malinaw na kailangan ang mahigpit na pakikipagkaisa sa iba’t ibang sektor ng lipunan.
Children of Ampatuan massacre victims sing for justice
Children of Ampatuan massacre victims sing for justice
Children of the victims of the #AmpatuanMassacre perform a song at the massacre site in sitio Masalay, barangay Salman, Ampatuan town in Maguindanao, Nov. 17 to commemorate the 10th year of the single deadliest attack on journalists in recent history.
Remembering Ampatuan Massacre and the reigning impunity
Remembering Ampatuan Massacre and the reigning impunity
“The government and the state remain unbothered by the massacre, considering they were the victims of the agents of state itself.”
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