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Category: Statements

NUJP on threats vs photojournalist Jes Aznar

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines expresses deep concern at the threats continuously being received by photojournalist Jes Aznar, whose work appears, among others, in the New York Times and is also carried by international photo agencies, over

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INTERNATIONAL ALERT: Protect Marawi

We denounce the terror that has blanketed Marawi City, especially as its citizens prepare to enter the holy month of Ramadan. The lockdown imposed on the city is unprecedented and we are one with our friends and colleagues, their family

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STATEMENT: PCIJ comment on Tiglao’s column

PCIJ comment on Tiglao’s column PCIJ stands by its story, “Lascañas pens tell-all journal: Duterte rule ‘a Divine Trap’,” which ran on Feb. 28, 2017. We take strong exception to unfounded claims of columnist Rigoberto Tiglao of The Manila Times

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KONSYENSA DABAW: No real change in forgetting

Thirty-one (31) years after the dictator Ferdinand Marcos was ousted, and he and his family and fled the Philippines, Filipinos are continuing the fight against tyranny and forgetting. Konsyensya Dabaw addresses the perception that the historic contributions of Dabawenyos to

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STATEMENT: All-out Peace rather than All-out War

15 February 2017 Subject: Statement by All-Out Peace on GRP-NDF Peace Talks For Inquiries: Gani Abunda +63 9989251786 or call 435-2900;911-0205 Alarmed by the recent announcement of an all-out war by the Philippine government through Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana against the Communist Party

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NUJP Statement on the murder of Catanduanes publisher

National Union of Journalists of the Philippines Statement December 20, 2016 The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines condemns the murder of Larry Que, publisher of Catanduanes News Now, and challenge authorities, particularly the Presidential Task Force on Violations

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BAYAN: “We say, enough!”

Press Statement December 10, 2016   On International Human Rights Day: “We say, enough!”   Human Rights have taken a serious beating the past few months.   The sneaky burial of the dictator Marcos was an assault on the thousands

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STATEMENT: Why We Are Marching Again

As we have written  way  back in 2012,  we need to be reminded time and  again  “Lest we have, in the busyness of our work and our lives, shuffled the memory into the backs of our mind.” Today, the 23rd of November

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