We will not surrender our freedomsToday, Independence Day, we renew our pledge to serve the people, to continue speaking truth to power, and to guard and defend freedom of the press and of expression from all threats.Read More Covering the PandemicRead more Philippine Journalism Review Dacera case: Media echo, fail to check sloppy police work IT HAD all the elements of the sensational. A young flight attendant had been found unconscious in a posh Makati hotel room on New Year’s Day. She was brought to the Makati Medical Center by her friends who were staying with her in the hotel. But Christine Dacera was declared dead on arrival. The event Vaccinations in secret: Media miss public safety issue “Isolated incident?” Lack of context in government testing policy Media on the questionable arrests of the ‘Human Rights Day 7’ Read more from Journalism ReviewAlerts: Attacks and Threats Against Journalists Broadcaster-columnist shot dead in Pangasinan four years after surviving slay attempt CMFR/PHILIPPINES – Unidentified men aboard a motorcycle shot and killed a columnist and radio commentator in Villasis, Pangasinan on 10 November 2020. The killing happened four years after the journalist survived a slay attempt on 8 November 2016. Pangasinan is 210 kilometers north of Manila. According to the police, Virgilio “Vir” Maganes was about to ABS-CBN News YouTube channels back online hours after shutdown Broadcaster arrested while hosting program in Camarines Norte Online news commentator shot dead in Sorsogon Read more from Attacks and threats against the mediaJaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar and The Marshall McLuhan Fellowship JVOJS 2020: Philstar.com’s Camille Diola receives CMFR Award of Distinction; ABS-CBN’S Christian Esguerra named Marshall McLuhan Fellow DUE TO the pandemic, CMFR held the Jaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar online on Friday, October 9, 2020. The program featured a panel of six journalists chosen on the basis of the quality of their reports in television and online. The seminar discussed the coverage of various issues in the news in the past year: Jaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar goes online; six journalists named panelists ABS-CBN’s Esguerra receives 2019 CMFR Award of Distinction; Rappler’s Evangelista is 2019 Marshall McLuhan Fellow Read more from Excellence and Best Practices in Journalism In ContextState of Media Freedom in PHThe Landscape of InformationPH Strategy on COVID-19Tracking the polls: Context and analysis warranted Read more from In Context Previous Next EditorialPress Freedom’s AllyClosing down ABS-CBNEDITORIAL: Crisis in government communication calls for media to step upA call for leadership Read more from Editorial Previous Next ChronicleNegros Island’s paper of record closes shopVicente “Vic” Tirol, 75Vic Tirol: In very fond memoryABS-CBN regional network group goes off air Read more from Chronicle Previous Next For the Record Vic Tirol: In very fond memory by Vergel O. Santos VIC TIROL and I belonged in the same generation of journalists. We knew the press when its freedom burned properly fiercely, when it was killed suddenly, and when it burned again. That would come to more than 30 active years, longer than a generation. Those were years, save for the 14 Unesco retains “unresolved” classification of Ampatuan massacre after appeal by groups, individuals September 21: Then and Now Appeal to UNESCO regarding the classification of the Ampatuan massacre case as “resolved” Read more from For the RecordStatements It isn’t just about Rappler WITH THE conviction for cyber libel of Rappler’s Maria Ressa and former researcher Reynaldo Santos, Jr., every Filipino must take the cause of freedom of expression as a personal challenge, whatever personal, political, business and other interests they may hold. We can only endure if we believe and respect that free expression and press freedom We will not surrender our freedoms Read more from StatementsWomen’s Voices Marawi Prof Wants to Go Home to ‘Ground Zero’ to Look for USB Flash Drive Containing Her Writings “Marawi Prof Wants to Go Home to ‘Ground Zero’ to Look for USB Flash Drive Containing Her Writings,” is published in MindaNews on February 25, 2018. By Carolyn O. Arguillas/MindaNews MARAWI CITY — Retired Literature Professor Dalomabi “Dolly” Lao Bula of the Mindanao State University’s main campus wants to return home — or whatever Marawi Crisis: Women Ease Pains of Dislocation and Homelessness Peace is Key in Rebuilding Marawi – Bangsamoro Women Read more from Women's Voices If you are a human and are seeing this field, please leave it blank. 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