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Walang pagbabago sa estado ng pamamahayag sa rehimeng Marcos Jr. Patuloy pa ring naghahari ang kultura ng impunidad at pasismo laban sa mga mamamahayag sa buong bansa. Sa paggunita ng National Press Freedom Day ngayong Agosto 30, tinatanaw ng Break Free Alliance ang mas mabusising pagsusuri ng mga abuso laban sa karapatan ng mga peryodista […]
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The Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP firmly denounces the unjust red-tagging and disinformation trail by the Facebook pages “UPLB Perspective Exposed” and “UPLB Perspective True Colors” against UPLB Perspective, the official student publication of the University of the Philippines Los Baños. In a series of posts, the pages claimed that UPLB Perspective
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The Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP (UJP-UP) vehemently condemns the unjust vexation charge against community journalist Marchel Espina. At the same time, we express solidarity with Espina, who decided to surrender to authorities and cooperate with the case’s legal proceedings. But Espina’s decision to face the charges should never be taken as
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Grounded in UJP – UP’s belief in advocacy journalism, Tambuli strives to produce stories of the marginalized and oppressed; not just narrating them, but sharing them with a wider audience with the purpose of making a stand and contributing to the struggle for meaningful change in society. The publication is committed to covering underreported stories
Binalikan ng pamilya at mga naging kasama sa midya ang mga likha at alaalang naiwan ni RJ Ledesma, isang mamamahayag na pinatay sa Toboso, Negros Occidental noong Abril 19. Isa lamang si Ledesma sa 19 na mga biktima ng masaker ng 79th Infantry Battalion of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Saksi ang midya at
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Today, May 3, the Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP commemorates World Press Freedom Day with a firm commitment to protecting journalists and media practitioners. Throughout his term, Marcos Jr. has repeatedly touted improvements in the state of press freedom in the country, supposedly proven by the reported decline in the killings of
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Human rights and journalist groups condemned a Tacloban local court’s ruling to affirm community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and church worker Marielle Domequil’s conviction on terrorism financing.
The Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP (UJP-UP) denounces the conviction of political prisoners Frenchie Mae Cumpio and Marielle “Maye” Domequil on trumped-up charges of terrorism financing today, Jan. 22. The court sentenced Cumpio to 12 to 18 years in prison, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists. This decision comes after six
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This International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, the Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP joins the call of media organizations in demanding justice for every journalist silenced by violence. We stand firm in asserting that all media killings must be presumed work-related until proven otherwise. To dismiss them as isolated
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When a journalist is killed, the truth is also taken at gunpoint. We condemn the killing of radio broadcaster Noel Bellen Samar who was fatally shot Monday morning in Brgy. Guinobatan, Albay, and was pronounced dead Tuesday afternoon. We also stand in solidarity with his family, friends and colleagues who now bear the weight of
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