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Rappler Team Wins 2 Awards For Drug War Story

ONLINE NEWS site Rappler‘s investigative team won the Society of Publishers in Asia‘s (SOPA) Excellence in Human Rights Reporting Award and Excellence in Investigative Reporting Award for a 2018... Read more

Rappler CEO Ressa Receives Columbia Journalism Award

RAPPLER CEO Maria Ressa received the 2019 Columbia University Journalism Award on May 22. Ressa was recognized by the Journalism School’s faculty “for the depth and quality of her... Read more

The Manila Times Editor Asked to Resign After Criticizing Ouster Plot Story

THE MANILA Times Managing Editor Felipe Salvosa II resigned over the newspaper’s story on the alleged plot by media organizations and a lawyers’ group to oust President Rodrigo Duterte. Read more

Rappler Again Banned from Coverage

CMFR/Philippines — A reporter of online news site Rappler was denied accreditation to cover the Department of Health’s (DOH) launch of its campaign to end tuberculosis on 23 April... Read more

Ressa Among Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People

RAPPLER CHIEF Executive Officer and Executive Editor Maria Ressa is one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2019. Ressa joins other global leaders, artists and sports icons... Read more

PH Slips Further in RSF World Press Freedom Index; Cites Persecution of Critical Media

THE PHILIPPINES dropped one spot in the 2019 World Press Freedom Index released by international media watchdog Reporters Sans Frontieres (RSF-Reporters Without Borders) on April 18. The Philippines ranked... Read more

Rappler Checks Fine Print on China Loans

WITH THE promise of accelerated economic growth, the Duterte administration’s Build, Build, Build program has allocated PHP8 trillion for infrastructure. But halfway through the Duterte presidency, much remains to... Read more

Limited Choices: Media on Unopposed Candidates

CHEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer and Rappler for reporting on the number of unopposed candidates for local posts, again shedding light on a phenomenon common during Philippine elections,... Read more

Rappler CEO Arrested on Anti-Dummy Law Charge

CMFR/ PHILIPPINES – Rappler CEO and executive editor Maria Ressa was arrested early morning today, 29 March 2019, on charges of violating the Philippine Anti-Dummy Law. She posted bail... Read more

Rappler Correspondent Barred from PDP-Laban Rally

CMFR/PHILIPPINES — A correspondent of online news site Rappler was made to leave the premises of a university in Cagayan de Oro where President Rodrigo Duterte led a campaign... Read more