By GERMELINA LACORTE
“Malacañang could not wash its hands off the Ampatuan massacre because the state is obliged to prevent such things,” said Lawyer Harry Roque, who represented the 13 widows of journalist victims of the Ampatuan massacre in the filing of cases before the Ombudsman.
By GRACE S. UDDIN
A member of the military intelligence group implicated in the Rebelyn Pitao rape-slay case was caught violating the election gun ban but was released by the police.
By the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism Posted by Davao Today WITH just nine session days to go before the…
They left Davao City bearing meager belongings: a bagful of clothes good for ten days, a lunchbox and a cup. They had to leave their fields, their families for a mission — to bring their woes for land and justice and call the attention of the national government.
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/19 January) — The number of media workers killed in Ampatuan, Maguindanao on November 23, is 32 with…
MANILA — The court-imposed restrictions on the media covering the Ampatuan massacre trial are, for all practical purposes, a form…
MANILA — The first-ever nationwide peasant caravan for land and justice, now on its fifth day in the Bicol region,…
MANILA — Jan. 22, 2010, would mark the 23rd anniversary of the Mendiola massacre. On that fateful day, thousands of…
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/09 January) — Datu Andal Ampatuan, Sr., has been staying in the seaside Camp Panacan Station Hospital of…
