When Journalism is Treated as Terrorism*
POOLED EDITORIAL On February 7, Frenchie Mae Cumpio, a community journalist from Leyte, marks her sixth year in detention—an incarceration that rights and media groups strongly believe stems from her…
POOLED EDITORIAL On February 7, Frenchie Mae Cumpio, a community journalist from Leyte, marks her sixth year in detention—an incarceration that rights and media groups strongly believe stems from her…
The nationwide rallies against corruption on September 21 not only brought thousands to the streets but also evoked powerful memories of resistance against Martial Law. In recent years, September 21…
ANALYSIS By dismissing General Nicolas Torre III as commander of the Philippine National Police (PNP), the Marcos Jr. administration has opened itself to renewed attacks from the Duterte camp. …
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines reminds colleagues that soliciting and accepting money, gifts and other forms of compensation in exchange for favorable coverage threatens editorial independence. It…
Civil society and peace advocates across Mindanao and the Philippines have issued an urgent call for the Government of the Philippines (GPH) and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) to…