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SEAPA 2017 Regional Reporting Fellowship
MID-CAREER JOURNALISTS who plan to produce reports on gender issues in relation to access to information are invited to apply for the 2017 Regional Reporting Fellowship hosted by... Read more
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PHM 2017 Women Photographers Grant
PHMUSEUM (PHM) IS inviting women and female-identifying photographers to apply for the PHM Women Photographers Grant this year. PHM is an online museum for contemporary photography launched in... Read more
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Exposing Redacted SALNs: Perverting a Tool of Transparency
IN BUILDING up a case to establish a government’s ill-gotten wealth, investigators inevitably turn to the Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN) because it is designed... Read more
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Press on Impeachment: Helping the Public Understand
THE 1987 Philippine Constitution vests Congress with the power of impeachment to hold accountable certain officials of government. These include the president, vice president, the ombudsman, members of Constitutional... Read more
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Raffy Lerma Receives Award of Distinction from CMFR and Reuters’ Manny Mogato named Marshall McLuhan Fellow of 2017
THE CENTER for Media Freedom & Responsibility (CMFR) gave Raffy Lerma, formerly of Philippine Daily Inquirer, the Award of Distinction and Canada’s Ambassador to the Philippines John Holmes... Read more
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Peace is Key in Rebuilding Marawi – Bangsamoro Women
By: Diana G. Mendoza CONFRONTED WITH different kinds of crises, government must always reflect its recognition of the country’s diversity expressed invariably through its different faiths and cultures,... Read more
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Squabble in the Senate
Screengrab from CNNPhilippines.com. Squabbling senators led the hearing into a sorry display of disorderly conduct, derailing the attention of the public as well as the media from relevant and salient... Read more
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Understanding the Commission on Human Rights
Photo from the Commission on Human Rights official Facebook page ONE HUNDRED nineteen votes was what it took for the House of Representatives to downsize the budget of the... Read more
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2017 Jaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar to Discuss Coverage of Human Rights and Other National Issues
SEVEN JOURNALISTS from television, print and online news organizations will discuss the coverage of issues of national concern, among which are the concerns over human rights violations in... Read more
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Press Solidarity: Responding to Restrictive Policies and Reclaiming Access to Vital Police Information
THE DUTERTE regime has systematically taken steps to weaken the press, destroy its credibility and erode its capacity to report and to provide citizens with the information they... Read more