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United Nation Special Rapporteur on freedom of expression and opinion Irene Khan also emphasizes: Media killings should be considered work-related until proven that they are not

Learn about the meeting with UN Special Rapporteur addressing persistent attacks on community journalists in Negros. Paghimutad Negros, an alternative media outlet, highlighted state-endangerment incidents and called for accountability. Get insights into the recommendations submitted to address these threats. Read more now!

In this episode of In The Public Square, John Nery speaks with journalists who know detained Tacloban-based journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio

Groups gathered Tuesday night to mark community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio’s third year in detention, with young journalists crediting her for inspiring them to continue ferreting out the truth in the service of the people.

A now-deleted Facebook post of voice talent and online personality Inka Magnaye attempting to poke fun at her viral comment about bike lanes last year

Media groups on Monday called for the release of community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio as trial begins at the Tacloban City Regional Trial Court on a terrorist financing case over money that she said was meant to fund a local radio show.

627 EU lawmakers urge the EU Commission to initiate the procedure which could lead to the temporary withdrawal of the Philippines' trade perks

Tell it to SunStar: Drop all charges against Frenchie Mae Cumpio

Today, there have been reports that the Supreme Court ruled on the Constitutionality of the terror law. As the country awaits the decision, Bulatlat compiled its previous reports on the controversial law.

“Yes, we may be small and insignificant against their boastful might, but when we band together and speak up, we shall prevail!”