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Reporting the Scarborough disputeContext, context, context
ON THE news front burner since April, the Panatag Shoal territorial dispute between the Philippines and China escalated on April 10 in a tense naval confrontation between the two... Read more
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Broadcaster threatened
A broadcaster from Bukidnon has been receiving threatening text messages after discussing allegedly illegal activities at the local land transportation office (LTO) in May 2012. Read more
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Because of poverty
CHEERS TO VERA Files for their story “akyat barko girls (ship climbing girls)”, prostitutes who climb docked ships to offer sex to foreign ship crews. Read more
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In-depth reporting
CHEERS TO Investigative Documentaries for its April 26 in-depth report about security guards. In a country of limited jobs, more than 700,000 Filipinos work as security guards. This... Read more
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A right or a privilege?
CHEERS TO GMA News for its four-part special “Biyaheng Totoo” which looked into the basic problems of the country. (24 Oras, State of the Nation with Jessica... Read more
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Mindanao journalists threatened over illegal logging story
CMFR/Philippines – Four journalists and a newspaper publisher from the cities of Butuan and Cagayan de Oro were threatened for their story on illegal logging industry in Mindanao. Read more
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ABS-CBN’s Jumilla is the 2012 Marshall McLuhan Fellow
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information on the Jaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar (JVOJS), please contact the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) at any of the following... Read more
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Covering corruption is Ongpin seminar topic
Reporting corruption will be the subject of the 2012 Jaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar, the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) has announced. Read more
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