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Profiles of slain journalists now accessible
Esperat who? Damalerio who? Profiles of journalists and media practitioners killed in the line of duty from 2001 to present (according to the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility/CMFR... Read more
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Former Nueva Ecija journalist killed
Two men on a motorcycle killed and robbed a former radio and newspaper reporter on 7 December 2006 in his farm in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, a province north... Read more
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Florante de Castro, killed 1984, not 1986
While browsing through the pages of old issues of Malaya newspaper, the staff discovered that Florante de Castro, a Mindanao-based news commentator, was killed on March 9, 1984, not... Read more
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Former Nueva Ecija journalist killed
CMFR/Philippines—Two men on a motorcycle killed and robbed a former radio and newspaper reporter on 7 December 2006 in his farm in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, a province north... Read more
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CMFR/FFFJ signs MOA with IBP
Does the Philippines have a strong legal framework to defend the press and its autonomy? Can the law provide adequate protection for the press against journalist killings, political harassment... Read more
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Two radio broadcasters shot in Iloilo
The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility has an update on the Arnie Pullan case. Two radio broadcasters shot in IloiloSource: Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility Two radio... Read more
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Broadcaster critically wounded in shooting — CPJ
New York, December 4, 2006—The Committee to Protect Journalists said today it was investigating whether the shooting of journalist Arnie Pullan on the central Philippine island of Iloilo was... Read more
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RSF urges investigation of journalist killing
From Reporters Sans Frontieres on the Licyayo killing: Reporters Without Borders also urges investigation into death of Antony Licyayo of Radyo Cagayano In less than a week a radio... Read more
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CMFR/FFFJ and IBP to forge legal link-up
The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) and the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) will sign today, December 5 (Tuesday) a Memorandum of Agreement to provide legal... Read more
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Can newspapers survive this century and beyond?
Stories from the latest issue of the PJR Reports are now online! November 2006 issue: Main Story Things are not all as they seem The Tale of the Tabloids... Read more
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