The measure would make it a criminal offense to “publish, disseminate, finance, direct or materially assist in the dissemination of…
A Cebu court found the charges rested on a terrorist designation that did not exist when the alleged acts took…
KARAPATAN, the human rights alliance, has renewed its opposition to the judicial appointment of a Quezon City judge it accuses…
The Philippine government’s own human rights body released this week an important report on red-tagging, its second in six years.…
Kalasag taps a growing civil society coalition to protect activists, journalists, lawyers, and community leaders at risk A NEW national…
Women journalists in the Philippines are among the most targeted in the world, and the attacks online are increasingly designed…
A new report by a UN Special Rapporteur finds that Meta/Facebook, X, TikTok, YouTube and other platforms activists rely on…
A TACLOBAN court on Friday affirmed the terrorism financing conviction of community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and lay worker Marielle…
Ma. Salome Ujano’s acquittal is the latest blow to a security framework critics say is built on thin evidence THE …
The Philippines already carries a “Repressed” rating from the CIVICUS monitor, the second worst designation a country can receive. THE…