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Nograles, the press freedom advocate?
A staunch Arroyo ally at the House of Representatives has filed a bill proposing for the abolition of the penalty of imprisonment for libel but increasing the fines for... Read more
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Guidebook for media monitoring out
The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR), which has been monitoring election coverage since 1992, recently published a manual on monitoring media coverage of elections in the Philippine... Read more
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FFFJ supports the Global Day of Action and condemns media restrictions in Pakistan
The Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists (FFFJ), a coalition of six media organizations formed in 2003 to address the numerous attacks against journalists and news organizations in the Philippines,... Read more
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Tomorrow is Global Day of Action against media attacks in Pakistan
In support of the Nov. 15 Global Day of Action against media attacks and threats in Pakistan, the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) is posting the statement... Read more
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Mind the facts, please
Jeers to gmanews.tv for carrying an item by an international press organization without verifying its facts. On Oct. 26, gmanews.tv published a report about the statement of the Belgium-based... Read more
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Times report leaves readers hanging
Jeers. An Oct. 1 Manila Times report left readers with more questions. The Times reported that acting justice secretary Agnes Devanadera sacked staff members of justice secretary Raul Gonzalez,... Read more
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Urgent Press Advisory
From: Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR)Subject: Hearing on the class action suit filed by members of the Philippine pressDate: 25 October 3007 (8:30 a.m.)Place: Makati Regional Trial... Read more
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PRESS ADVISORY
FOR: News and current affairs head/editor FROM: Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility/ Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists SUBJECT: Hearing on the murder against SPO4 Apolonio Medrano and Basilio... Read more
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Mirror stories
Malaya must have run out of stories last Sept. 11 when it published two similar stories on its front page that day. Both reports discussed the public’s possible reaction... Read more