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Biased reports
Jeers to The Daily Tribune for two biased reports. Read more
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Focus on indigenous peoples
Cheers to Saksi deviating from the usual Manila-centric type of reporting to bring public attention to a case of ancient burial theft and the state of an endangered language... Read more
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Headlining trivia
Jeers to the Philippine Daily Inquirer for making a brawl between public figures its May 7 lead story at the expense of other issues. Read more
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DNA as evidence
Cheers to Vera Files for a two-part investigative report on the plight of rape victims in the country. The March 5 investigative report “Systemic silencing: Little incentive to cry... Read more
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Preparing for the elections
Cheers to the ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC) for its timely focus on next year’s elections, which are only a little more than a year away. ANC started looking into... Read more
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Covering the Impeachment Missing: The Voice of the People
In apparent awareness of the trial’s significance, the major networks and broadsheets as well as online news sites understandably invested resources in its coverage by sending multiple... Read more
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Columnist killed in Laguna province
Police have yet to identify suspects in the killing of a columnist for a local daily in San Pablo City, Laguna last 24 April 2012. The local police has... Read more
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World Press Freedom Day 2012
In observance of World Press Freedom Day this year, the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) has created a special online page calling attention and action to three... Read more
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Send a Call to Aquino to End Impunity in the Philippines
Send a call to President Benigno Aquino III to end impunity in the Philippines. Read more