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  • The government behind the information barriers

    The main story in the September 2006 issue of the PJR Reports focuses on a very timely issue: How the government itself has continued in violating the people’s right... Read more

  • FFFJ: Marlene Esperat case an incomplete victory

    The Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists, Inc. (FFFJ) today came out with a statement on the conviction of Marlene Esperat’s killers today. FFFJ lauds the decision, but thinks it... Read more

  • Why I Left Puerto Princesa

    By Yasmin Arquiza In 1989, my bureau chief at the Associated Press sent me to Puerto Princesa to write environmental feature stories. My journey began with a trek to... Read more

  • Obituaries

    Accident kills 3 ABC-5 crew members Three ABC-5 network crew members died on the spot when their vehicle collided with a passenger bus in Pamplona, Camarines Sur last Aug.... Read more

  • Chronicle

    Moro Times launched A monthly supplement devoted to topics on development, peace, business opportunities, and other national issues affecting Mindanao was launched by The Manila Times on July 18.... Read more

  • Crisis: International

    Tamil editor shot dead A Tamil newspaper editor was killed outside his home on the besieged Jaffna Peninsula on Aug. 20, international and local media reported. Sinnathamby Sivamaharajah, managing... Read more

  • Crisis: National

    Reporter escapes kidnap try A correspondent of tabloid Police Files Tonite was nearly abducted while waiting for a ride home in Calamba, Laguna. According to police reports, Dick Garay... Read more

  • Getting lost in the footsteps of Bin Laden

    CNN international correspondent Christiane Amanpour’s much-heralded documentary, “In the Footsteps of bin Laden,” sought to show the world the social forces that shaped the life of the “most feared... Read more

  • REVIEW: The Lebanon-Israeli war through the eyes of CNN and BBC

    REVIEW: The Lebanon-Israeli war through the eyes of CNN and BBC Demonizing the ‘enemy’ By Jamal Ashley Abbas IN MANY WAYS, the just-concluded Israel-Lebanon war was unique. It was... Read more

  • Embedded Bias

    Unbeknownst to many readers, media portray bias in conflict stories by using the following devices: • Excising, which means portraying a conflict without showing the other side, or by... Read more



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