Journalism Review Archives | Page 24 of 173 | CMFR
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Moving on with COVID: Discussion needed on PH policy as WHO lifts international emergency status
THE WORLD HEALTH Organization (WHO) announced on May 5 that COVID-19 would no longer be classified as a global public health emergency (PHEIC). But it also provided abundant reminders... Read more
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Rappler exposes illegal sale of DepEd laptops
CHEERS TO Rappler for following up on the pattern of corruption in the Department of Education’s (DepEd) procurement system. Ryan Macasero and Bonz Magsambol co-wrote the two-part series. The... Read more
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BBM’s US visit strengthens PH-US alliance as Chinese intimidation in WPS calls for strong moves to uphold Philippine sovereignty
THE WEEK opened with President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.’s working visit to the US for one-on-one talks with President Joseph Biden. The talks followed closely at the heels of the... Read more
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COVID in the news again!
UNFORTUNATELY, GOVERNMENT and media are not helping Filipinos to understand the state of threat. Read more
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Rappler reviews Marcos Jr.’s lackluster performance in national and local crises
CHEERS TO Rappler's two special reports which reviewed the failure of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to act on urgent issues involved in national and local problems. Read more
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Degamo coverage: A case for reform of the election law
MEDIA HAVE not ceased in their coverage to follow up on the assassination of Roel Degamo, governor of Negros Oriental, with eight others killed and 17 injured. Accounts quoted... Read more
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Media sideline injustices in De Lima’s six-year detention
HAVING SPENT six years in Camp Crame detention on trumped up drug charges, Leila de Lima has been subjected to political persecution. An elected Senator when her ordeal began,... Read more
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Media sensitivity and awareness warranted in High Court’s landmark ruling on rape
AT THE end of Women’s Month, the Supreme Court (SC) in a 40-page decision ruled on the crime of rape, defining the act as consummated “however slight” the penis... Read more
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Locals air concerns on biggest Balikatan yet
WITH 17,600 troops participating, this year’s Balikatan military exercises between the United States and the Philippines is the biggest yet, surpassing the 8,900 who participated last year. It includes... Read more
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Media cool to Marcos Jr.’s FOI policy
THE MEMORANDUM Circular (MC) No. 15 issued by Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin issued No. 15 left more official goings and public records blurry by the Palace as it updated... Read more