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Duterte wants U S to pay to keep military pact with Philippines

Media check Duterte and allies push for Cha-cha

Media check Duterte and allies push for Cha-cha
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#Bulatlat20: Reaffirming truth-telling, defending press freedom

#Bulatlat20: Reaffirming truth-telling, defending press freedom Bulatlat‘s commitment to human rights reporting and how it has remained true to truthtelling. By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO Bulatlat. As an alternative media, it was expected to actively report on the worsening extrajudicial killings – at least one activist killed per week – and other forms of human rights violations under a bloody counterinsurgency campaign spearheaded by the now-convicted former General Jovito Palparan Jr. While these were covered by Bulatlat, human rights stories seldom hogged the headlines in the dominant media. This situation was similar to the early days of the late President Corazon Aquino, where, in the guise of upholding “news values” and blindly working on the narrative that “democracy” has been restored, human rights violations were no longer considered newsworthy.

Carpio asks SC: Compel gov t to explain Parlade s threats vs journalist

Carpio cites Parlade s threat vs journo in new filing vs anti-terror law

By TED CORDERO, GMA News Published February 6, 2021 3:39pm Retired Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio and his co-petitioners cited Southern Luzon Command (Solcom) chief Lieutenant General Antonio Parlade Jr.’s threat against a justice beat reporter in their latest filing before the SC to oppose the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020. In a manifestation submitted to the high court, Carpio’s group said that a social media account under the name “Antonio Parlade” had published a post directed against Inquirer.net’s Tetch Torres-Tupas claiming that her story on the two members of the Aeta community seeking help from the SC after being allegedly tortured by state forces was “FAKE.”

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