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"We [...] hope, along with the families, that full justice will not take another 13 years. As the Justice Now families have stressed, forgetting is not an option for us," it also said. 

"The Philippines has always believed in the indivisibility and interdependence of all human rights. No other challenge demonstrates this better than climate change and its adverse and compounding impacts on human rights. Environmental rights defenders are partners in promoting climate goals and their freedom and safety should certainly be protected," he said.

There is a long, grim record of violent tactics to silence journalists around the world. Over the past decade, Pakistan has become a dangerous country for... 10.11.2022, Sputnik International

Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri appealed to members of the media to help beautify the image of the Philippines after the United Nations Human Rights Committee called out the government over its "war on drugs" and the chilling effect of media killings on press freedom.

About 80 percent of the total 263 murders of journalists remain unsolved globally, says CPJ report

Prominent radio commentator’s killing puts pressure on Marcos regime to halt impunity

A new report released on 2 November by the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) calls on the international community to increase pressure on Myanmar’s military junta to guarantee the safety of all Burmese citizens and call for a return to democracy in the war-torn country.

DOJ The government will continue to investigate and prosecute cases involving work-related killings and harassment of Filipino journalists, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said on Thursday, Nov. 3. The assurance was made by DOJ Assistant Secretary Jose Dominic F. Clavano IV in reaction to th

The writer says polarisation and divisions within the media industry have made justice elusive in Bangladesh. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Under a Marcos Jr. administration, the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists said that the climate of impunity may continue to persist in the Philippines, following the recent killings of two journalists.