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MONUMENT. A monument was built near the massacre site in remembrance of the 53 victims of the Ampatuan Massacre in November 23, 2009. (Medel V. Hernani / davaotoday.com)

[STANDPOINT] On the 12th year after the Ampatuan Massacre, 12 reasons why “forgetting isn’t an option”

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Post published:November 24, 2021
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The quest for justice for all 58 victims continues with the #Fightfor58 campaign of the media community, the Justice Now Movement of the families of the media workers, and the intention to file a second wave of cases against those who were allegedly responsible for planning, carrying out, and covering up the crime.

Maglana in a forum dubbed "Translating Digong" held at the University of the Philippines on September 19, 2021 (davaotoday.com file photo)

[STANDPOINT] Illegal drugs and the NIMBY mindset

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Post published:November 11, 2021
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Victoria Mags Z. Maglana is a development worker, peace advocate, and convener of Konsensya Dabaw. She is a candidate for Davao City's first district Representative contesting incumbent Paolo Duterte.

[STANDPOINT] NUJP salutes former chair Nonoy Espina, press freedom hero

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Post published:July 8, 2021
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The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines celebrates the life of Jose Jaime "Nonoy" Espina, a tireless champion for the freedom of the press and the welfare of media workers.

NUJP on World Press Freedom Day: We will continue to insist on being free

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Post published:May 3, 2021
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We mark World Press Freedom Day with recent reminders of the risks that journalists in the Philippines, especially those among the alternative and regional media face.

[STANDPOINT] Media workers as essential as the stories we produce

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Post published:April 8, 2021
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As we call for support for our colleagues struck by the virus, we stand with the Filipino people in demanding a comprehensive and scientific COVID-19 response.

[STANDPOINT] On the 12th year after the Ampatuan Massacre, 12 reasons why “forgetting isn’t an option”

[STANDPOINT] Illegal drugs and the NIMBY mindset

[STANDPOINT] NUJP salutes former chair Nonoy Espina, press freedom hero

NUJP on World Press Freedom Day: We will continue to insist on being free

[STANDPOINT] Media workers as essential as the stories we produce

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