‘Search warrant’ para pumatay
“Hindi totoo na dahil may searxh warrant ay kailangan nilang hulihin, Ang kanilang layunin ay patayin ang mga tao doon sa Canlaon City, Manjuyod at Santa Catalina sa Negros Oriental.”
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#MirrorUs: Alternative media outfits launch campaign to counter cyber-attacks
Independent and alternative media outfits under Altermidya Network today launched the #MirrorUs campaign, an initiative which calls on supporters to create a mirror copy of their websites that have been the subject of unrelenting cyber-attacks in the past months. “The concept behind the #MirrorUs campaign is for supporters and advocates to create a mirror copy…
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Alternative journos, advocates to NCERT-DICT: Act on cyberattacks now
Marking the World Day Against Cyber Censorship, independent and alternative journalists, as well as student and human rights activists and IT advocates picketed the National Computer Emergency Response Team (NICT) of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) head office at Diliman, Quezon City to press the agency to act on relentless and continuing…
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17 years on: Remembering Beng’s journalism, human rights advocacy
Evangeline Hernandez, fondly recollects some memories of her daughter Beng, describing her as bright, easy to talk to, and especially have lots of stories to tell. A mother would never forget her child.
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Martial law victims hit OSG for blocking claims distribution
In this file photo, victims of martial law marched to Chino Roces (formerly Mendiola) bridge to demand justice. “Stopping the reparation and recognition of our claims may be tantamount to non-acknowledgement of victims of martial law.” By RONALYN V. OLEA Bulatlat.com MANILA — Martial law victims criticized the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) for…
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International lawyers’ group slams red-baiting of NUPL
Members of the International Association of Democratic Lawyers (IADL) denounce the red tagging of NUPL during its Bureau meeting held recently in Kuala Lumpur. (Photo courtesy of Edre Olalia) The IADL said that the military’s red tagging of NUPL contradicts Article 16 of the Basic Principles, which mandates governments to ensure that lawyers are able…
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Rights group welcomes Supreme Court order to release drug war documents
On April 2, 2019, the Supreme Court ordered the government to release documents on the thousands of death under the Duterte administration’s anti-narcotics campaign. Human rights and media groups have estimated that more than 20,000 Filipinos have been killed under Duterte’s drug war campaign. Per information from the Philippine National Police (PNP), they claimed some…
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Survivors’ tales show ‘most evil intentions’ in Negros Oriental killings
“Then they grabbed and my daughter and forced us out of the room.”The last thing she heard Valentin say was a prayer: “Gino-o, gitugyan nako kanimo ang tanan.” (Lord, I leave everything up to you.)
