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CBA sa Nexperia, nauwi sa deadlock

CBA sa Nexperia, nauwi sa deadlock

Ni JULIANE BERNADINE DAMASPinoy Weekly Sa kabila ng makatuwirang mga panukala ng mga manggagawa, nagmatigas ang management ng Nexperia Philippines Inc. sa kanilang posisyon kaya nauwi sa deadlock o hindi pag-abot sa isang katanggap-tanggap na kasunduan ang collective...

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What Alipato at Muog’s Special Jury Award means

What Alipato at Muog’s Special Jury Award means

The Cinemalaya XX’s recognition of JL Burgos’ documentary film is both historic and fitting. It is also an expression of much-needed solidarity. By KENNETH ROLAND A. GUDA “Ilitaw ang mga nawawala!” (“Surface the disappeared!”) Chants you would least expect bellowed in...

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FIRST PERSON: Dalaw sa Tacloban City Jail

FIRST PERSON: Dalaw sa Tacloban City Jail

Minabuti ko nang sumama sa dalaw sa loob ng jail. Ang hirap kasing dumalaw do’n kung ibang araw; ang daming butas na kailangang pasukan. Biruin mo ‘yon, hindi na nga dapat nakakulong, ang hirap pang dalawin.

Press freedom remains under siege

Press freedom remains under siege

The tone may have changed, but the press freedom landscape remains virtually unaltered: In the Philippines, journalists remain under attack for reporting the truth; the people’s right to know remains vastly curtailed; and the practice of journalism remains a dangerous...

Altermidya to MTRCB: Do not censor the truth

Altermidya to MTRCB: Do not censor the truth

We at the Altermidya Network stand behind our member, filmmaker JL Burgos, and the Burgos family in their fight against censorship and other state-sponsored attacks on free expression. This is after the Movie Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB)...

Journalism is such a radical thing

Journalism is such a radical thing

By Raymund Villanueva Journalism in the Philippines (and in much of the world) is often criticized for being the voice of the status quo—deservedly so for the most part. A review of today’s commercial television and radio’s primetime news show that programs allocate...

FIRST PERSON: Dalaw sa Tacloban City Jail

Minabuti ko nang sumama sa dalaw sa loob ng jail. Ang hirap kasing dumalaw do'n kung ibang araw; ang daming butas na kailangang pasukan. Biruin mo 'yon, hindi na nga dapat nakakulong, ang hirap pang dalawin.

Press freedom remains under siege

The tone may have changed, but the press freedom landscape remains virtually unaltered: In the Philippines, journalists remain under attack for reporting the truth; the people’s right to know...

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