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Presenter killed

Radio host gunned down, motive unknown

Published on 9 November 2012Read

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Everyone guilty?

Cybercrime law’s threat to freedom of information

Published on 9 October 2012Read

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Main suspect in murder of journalist Edgar Damalerio escapes

Reporters Without Borders called today on the Philippine authorities to urgently find the escaped chief suspect in the murder of journalist Edgar (...)

Published on 7 February 2003 Read

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Two Philippine journalists freed

On 7 October, police in Sulu province jailed Hadja Jarma Mohammad Imran, better known as Hadja Lyn, after charging her with the kidnapping of two (...)

Published on 2 October 2002 Read

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Another threat against a witness in Edgar Damalerio’s murder

Reporters Without Borders today protested against the attempted kidnapping on 26 August of Rosalie Ungue, the wife of one of the key witnesses in (...)

Published on 28 August 2002 Read

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Journalist gunned down in San Pablo City

Reporters Without Borders (Reporters Sans Frontières) today protested the murder earlier in the day of TV presenter and magazine editor Sonny (...)

Published on 22 August 2002 Read

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Key witness killed in the murder of journalist Edgar Damalerio in Pagadian

Despite the Philippine police’s denial, Reporters Without Borders stands by its view that the murder of militiaman Jury "Ladica" Lobitaña on 10 (...)

Published on 14 August 2002 Read

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Journalist murdered in Pagadian : Reporters Without Borders condemns impunity of journalists’ killer on Mindanao Island

19.06.2002 Edgar Damalerio’s family affirmed on 18 June 2002 that the local police was obstructing the investigation into the death of the Radio (...)

Published on 19 June 2002 Read

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Two attacks against radio stations on the Island of Mindanao

Reporters sans frontières expressed its serious concern following a series of attacks against two radio stations in the south of the Philippines. (...)

Published on 23 May 2002 Read