STATEMENT | NUJP at 34: Truth will prevail
Today, July 30, 2020, the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines turns 34 during what may be the most challenging and perilous time for our profession and, yes, the truth.
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STATEMENT | Journalists and media workers on the denial of the ABS-CBN franchise
We, the undersigned journalists, editors and workers from different media organizations, express our solidarity with thousands of our colleagues in ABS-CBN who risk losing their jobs after the House of Representatives Committee on Legislative Franchises denied the network a fresh 25-year franchise.
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World Press Freedom Day: Let us remain free
STATEMENT: National Union of Journalists of the Philippines As in years past, we observe World Press Freedom Day more for the lack than the reality.
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A prayer for healing and action
Most-Merciful and Ever-Loving God Listen to the cry and hear the plea of Your people.
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JOINT STATEMENT: On requiring journalists to get PCOO accreditation
WE, MEDIA ORGANIZATIONS, journalists, press freedom advocates and academics, raise our collective voice and declare our opposition to government requiring journalists to secure accreditation from the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) to be exempted from the enhanced community quarantine. While we recognize the gravity of the situation, we assert that this imposition is unnecessary, unreasonable and unconstitutional.
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