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CHEERS TO Inquirer.net and CNN Philippines for reporting on the perennial problems of the education sector. This followed the Department of Education's (DepEd) move to "declutter" classroom walls and the return to classes of students on August 29. The post Inquirer.net, CNN Philippines bare more serious woes beyond classroom 'clutter' appeared first on CMFR.

IN HIS second State of the Nation Address on July 24, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. failed to mention human rights. The media dutifully noted this omission. In the same week, two updates about activists provided a glimpse of the state of human rights in the Philippines. Unfortunately, some media gave these only scant attention. The post Nasino and Acosta: Two stories, same human rights issues appeared first on CMFR.

ON JULY 18, the International Criminal Court (ICC) appeals chamber dismissed the government’s effort to stop the court’s investigation into the

CHEERS TO some media organizations for their reports on Larry Gadon that provided immediate context, fact-checked his statements, and reviewed the con

CHEERS TO Christian Esguerra's Facts First and Rappler for providing the missing context and digging into the background of the recently announced joint business venture between ABS-CBN and House Speaker Martin Romualdez's company, Prime Media Holdings. The post Media on media: Facts First, Rappler scrutinize ABS-CBN-Romualdez deal appeared first on CMFR.

CHEERS TO Rappler's in-depth report that established how former President Rodrigo Duterte's "war on drugs" continues under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The post Rappler shows how 'drug war' violence continues under Marcos appeared first on CMFR.

CHEERS TO Rappler‘s in-depth report that established how former President Rodrigo Duterte’s “war on drugs” continues under Presiden

CHEERS TO Inquirer.net and Philstar.com for their respective reports that reviewed the incidents of enforced disappearances under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Their stories provided not just context but an opportunity for the families of the missing to once again cry for help. The post Enforced disappearances: Important stories about a continuing scourge appeared first on CMFR.

CHEERS TO Inquirer.net and Philstar.com for their respective reports that reviewed the incidents of enforced disappearances under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Their stories provided not just context but an opportunity for the families of the missing to once again cry for help. The post Enforced disappearances: Important stories about a continuing scourge appeared first on CMFR.

JEERS TO some primetime news broadcasts for airing incomplete reports on an infant’s death in Cainta, Rizal, that merely parroted claims by police s