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Crisis: National
Palawan broadcaster shot dead Radio journalist Fernando “Dong” Batul was killed early morning of May 22 about 200 meters away from radio station dyPR where he worked in Puerto... Read more
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Crisis: International
Indon edition of Playboy suspended About 300 protesters broke into the editorial office of Playboy magazine in Jakarta in April, forcing the publication to suspend operations. Violent anti-pornography protests... Read more
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Obituaries
Gegantoca, 68 Veteran Bicol journalist and Philippine Daily Inquirer contributor Carlos “Tio Caling” S. Gegantoca died on May 5. He was 68. Gegantoca was also a columnist of the... Read more
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Covering Crime
Life as a police reporter Covering Crime By Willard Cheng It was 5:45 a.m. I was ready to call it a day—or night—when I got a call from our... Read more
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CMFR invites applicants to a Training of Trainors Seminar for Alerts Reporting and Media Safety
The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) would like to invite working journalists and mass media educators for a Trainors’ Training Seminar for Alerts Reporting and Media Safety... Read more
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Marathon hearing on Esperat case set on June 26 to 30
A marathon hearing on the trial of slain journalist Marlene Esperat case is set on June 26-30, 2006, in which the prosecution will present at least six more witnesses... Read more
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Two part-time journalists slain in Kidapawan
Two peace advocates, also working as part-time journalists, were gunned down by unidentified men around 5 p.m. Monday (19 June) in Kidapawan City, around 850 kilometers south of Manila.... Read more
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JVOAEJ names finalists; will announce winners on June 29
For more information about the Jaime V. Ongpin Awards for Excellence in Journalism (JVOAEJ), please contact the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility, the JVOAEJ secretariat, at any of... Read more
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A disclaimer from the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility
The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR), publisher of the Philippine Journalism Review Reports (PJR Reports), has nothing to do with an alleged survey on the Tulfo brothers... Read more