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Magsulat, mag-ulat, magmulat. Ito ang mga salitang binibigyang-buhay at pinagbabatayan ng Tambuli, ang opisyal na pahayagan ng Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP (UJP-UP). Magmula 1988, katuwang ng UJP-UP ang Tambuli sa pagpapatambol ng mga kuwento at isyung bitbit ng mga nasa laylayan ng lipunan. Nakaangkla ang Tambuli sa pamamahayag na may adbokasiya […]
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Commemorating National Press Freedom Day this August 30 reminds us of how the press has helped mold public consciousness. The independent and fearless press is always hand-in-hand with the Philippines’ long history of revolution and activism. Along this courageous line of journalism are campus and student-led publications, widely considered the freest form of journalism with
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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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Mariing kinukundena ng Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP ang pag-isyu ng subpoena sa isang kampus mamamahayag kaugnay ng mga nagdaang kilos-protesta kontra korapsyon noong Setyembre 21. Si Jacob Baluyot, Associate Editor ng The Catalyst at National Chairperson ng Alyansa ng Kabataang Mamamahayag – PUP, ay lumahok sa pagkilos na ginanap sa Mendiola
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The National Press Freedom Day arrives this year under the shadow of deepening injustice and impunity. Far from being a celebration, it serves as a reminder of the mounting attacks against the press in a society where corruption runs unchecked, human rights abuses are rising and the education system is in turmoil. In such conditions,
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As the 2025 Midterm Elections approach, we, the Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP (UJP-UP), alongside fellow journalists, media workers and advocates of press freedom, raise our collective voice for a clean and fair electoral process. A clean election extends beyond being free from fraud or vote-buying. It is one where truth persists
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The Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP strongly condemns the online harassment targeted at the editorial board of Atenews, the official student publication of the Ateneo de Davao University (ADDU), following the publication’s statement of support for the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte for alleged crimes against humanity during his administration’s bloody
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The Union of Journalists of the Philippines – UP condemns the administration of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines Santa Rosa Campus (PUP SRC) for its recent interference in the operations of Tanglaw, the official student publication of PUP SRC. In a statement released by the PUP Office of the Student Regent (OSR) today, Aug.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said in April that his administration is “always on top of ensuring a safe environment for media practitioners in the country.” But in his third State of the Nation Address on Monday, he has yet again failed to mention the true state of press freedom in the Philippines under his watch
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