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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsInt’l media watchdog ‘mirrors’ Philippine alternative news amid cyber-attacks
Screenshot courtesy of R. Olea / Bulatlat By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO Bulatlat.com MANILA – International media watchdog Reporters Without Borders has included in their website mirroring campaign two Philippine alternative news websites, Bulatlat and Kodao Productions, following the intense cyber-attacks since December. Bulatlat and Kodao Productions, along with many other alternative news websites in…
Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsSupport pours for ABS-CBN as advocates hold online ‘Black Friday’ protest
Alternative media practitioners, rights defenders, and press freedom advocates hold online rally against ABS-CBN shutdown order. (Courtesy of Sanaf Marcelo / IAWRT) By JANESS ANN J. ELLAO Bulatlat.com MANILA – Support poured for ABS-CBN and their 11,000 workers amid the government shutdown order as progressives, cultural artists, fellow media workers, and press freedom advocates held…
US holds Filipino activist, denies entry
A prominent Mindanao activist is being held by US immigration authorities at the San Francisco International Airport, various human rights organizations and individuals said. Sandugo – Movement of Moro and Indigenous Peoples for Self-Determination vice-chairperson Jerome Aladdin Succor Aba has been denied entry to the US and is being held at the airport, the alerts…
Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsAmid rise in COVID-19 cases in government sector, group calls for free testing, treatment
“We condemn the continuing lack of protective equipment, assurance of free testing and treatment among all public sector employees.” By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL Bulatlat.com MANILA – The largest federation government employees unions is pushing for free mass testing and treatment for government employees infected by COVID-19. According to the Civil Service Commission’s (CSC) report,…
Duterte’s rants push Senate panel to dig deeper into Pharmally’s ‘connections’
By: Christia Marie Ramos – Reporter /INQUIRER.net / September 14, 2021 MANILA, Philippines — Because of President Rodrigo Duterte’s continued ranting against senators, the Senate blue ribbon committee will dig even deeper into the “connections” that led small firm Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corp. to corner over P8.6 billion in government deals in 2020. “If he [Duterte]…
