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For the study, the NUJP conducted a survey and focus group discussions among journalists who were red-tagged under the Marcos and Duterte administrations

The media world finishes the year marked by numerous journalist killings, continued harassment, and new tech-related hurdles

MANILA – The Cagayan de Oro Press Club Inc. (COPC) expressed “deep concern” on Saturday, November 4, over the doxxing of two of its membe

Tell it to SunStar: Red-taggers should be held accountable

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – The Cagayan de Oro Press Club (COPC) called on its media colleagues to boycott city hall events starting on Friday, June 30, in protest after a security personnel of City Mayor Rolando Uy allegedly harassed some of the journalists while covering the launching of Bivalent vaccines in Sitio Macanhan, Barangay Carmen, on Thursday, June 29.

Philippine Statistics Authority data show that Northern Mindanao’s economy expanded by 7.2%, surpassing the 6.3% growth recorded in 2021

Human Rights Watch condemns the red-tagging of some journalists by anchors of Sonshine Media Network International on World Press Freedom Day.

ABS-CBN reporter Mike Navallo has denied ever being a supporter of extreme leftist groups. In a tweet, Navallo called on social media to mass report Twitter user @_Bhyron for labeling him as a left-wing extremist. Based on

On the first National Press Freedom Day, journalists highlight the increasing attacks against the Filipino media community and how laws were being used to silence the independent press.

'Red-tagging is a pernicious practice that targets people who often end up being harassed or even killed,' says Human Rights Watch senior Philippines researcher Carlos Conde