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Rappler Banned from Covering President Duterte

CMFR/Philippines — President Rodrigo Duterte has barred online news site Rappler and its Malacañang Palace (the Philippine president’s office and residence) reporter from covering him, a Palace official ... Read more

20-year Partnership of Embassy of Canada in the Philippines, CMFR Recognized

THE EMBASSY of Canada in the Philippines recognized its 20-year ongoing partnership with CMFR on Monday, August 7, 2017 when Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland awarded... Read more

Monica Feria, 62

VETERAN JOURNALIST Monica Feria succumbed to complications due to cancer Friday, December 30. She was 62. Feria’s journalism reflected deep-seated nationalism and unflagging independence. She worked as a... Read more

Censorship by the Gun

First published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer’s Talk of the Town on July 10, 2016 IN RESPONSE to a question raised during one of his press conferences in... Read more

Protecting Journalists, Protecting Democracy

CMFR TAKES exception to President-elect Rodrigo Duterte’s statement, made during his May 31st press conference in Davao City, that most of the journalists who have been killed in... Read more

Journalists Gather for Violence and Conflict Seminar

THIRTY FOUR journalists from all over the country gathered for a two-day seminar-workshop on Violence and Conflict organized by the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) on... Read more

#JVOJS2015: MindaNews received Award of Distinction and Joseph Morong of GMA Network, Inc. named Marshall McLuhan Fellow of 2015

The CMFR gave MindaNews the Award of Distinction and the Embassy of Canada presented the plaque for the 2015 Marshall McLuhan Fellow to Joseph Morong of GMA Network, Inc. Read more