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A regional rights group denounces a deadly military operation in Negros Occidental that left 19 dead, including civilians, and urges an independent investigation.Continue Reading
As the Philippines goes digital, disinformation is increasingly weaponized against Indigenous Peoples—reshaping narratives to justify exploitation and silence resistance.Continue Reading
At dawn, on February 7, 2020 armed men stormed a small house in Tacloban and arrested a 20-something journalist named Frenchie Mae Cumpio. She has been behind bars ever since. For nearly five years now, Cumpio has faced a barrage of cases – illegal firearms possession, terrorism financing, aiding rebels,Continue Reading
Frenchie Mae Cumpio was only 20 when she began making waves in Eastern Visayas journalism. As a campus editor, radio commentator, and later head of the alternative media outlet Eastern Vista, she gave voice to typhoon survivors, farmers, and fisherfolk long ignored by mainstream media. Her reporting was bold, unflinchingContinue Reading
Broadcast journalist Atom Araullo has triumphed in a P2-million defamation suit against Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) hosts Lorraine Badoy and Jeffrey Celiz, who red-tagged him and his family. The decision, handed down by the Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 306, is more than just a personal vindication forContinue Reading
