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Former Vice President Jejomar Binay
Last week, the House of Representatives announced that it will be resuming its deliberation on amending the 1987 Constitution through a Constituent Assembly. The move is said to be a priority of the current House leadership, and with this imprimatur, one can expect little or no opposition from the members of the lower chamber.
At the Senate, a senator is said to have filed a similar measure to convene a Constituent Assembly. The members of the upper chamber, according to news reports, are set to hold a caucus to discuss how they would proceed with the proposal. What stands out, however, is the rather muted and guarded response of some senators to charter change, a contrast to their immovable and united opposition in the past.
Digital Empire in the Making
Law and Justice Party s Conquest of Polish Traditional and Digital Media
12 January 2021
By acquiring local media Law and Justice secured its hegemony over the Polish digital landscape. However, PKN Orlen’s takeover of the Polish local private media could serve as a real-life stress-test for European lawmakers.
The last two months of 2020 turned out to be very eventful in Polish politics. While most of the attention was focused on the EU Multi-annual Financial Framework negotiations and the dispute over the rule of law conditionality mechanism, another piece of important news shook the general public.
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Organize around promoting and defending “Freedom Technology”
This article serves as a natural expansion of the things I assume we already do individually for our own collectives and adjacent circles. This time, however, we’re pooling our shared skills and knowledge to not only assist radical groups take advantage in digital communication and peer-to-peer production, but also the wider public in general.
Written by Butingtaon.
This article serves as a natural expansion of the things I assume we already do individually for our own collectives and adjacent circles. This time, however, we’re pooling our shared skills and knowledge to not only assist radical groups take advantage in digital communication and peer-to-peer production, but also the wider public in general.
ANKARA: Turkey marked Working Journalists’ Day on Jan. 10 as media workers in the country face increasing curbs on press freedom.
Currently there are about 62 journalists in Turkish prisons, mostly facing trials under the Anti-Terror Law and Turkish Penal Code.
According to Press in Arrest, a volunteer group monitoring trials of Turkish journalists, at least 352 journalists have been prosecuted in 230 press trials over the past two and a half years.
The country ranked 154th among 180 countries in Reporters Without Borders’ 2020 World Press Freedom Index.
A report by Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) revealed that journalists appeared 479 times in court over the past year for their journalistic activities.