How COVID-19 attacked journalists’ resilience

How COVID-19 attacked journalists’ resilience

How COVID-19 attacked journalists' resilience by Alyssa Mae Clarin, NUJP Bulatlat chapterMANILA — Between the low wages, the daily grind on the field, and many deadlines, journalism has never been a relaxing job. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to put the country...

#ReleaseLadyAnn Online Rally

#ReleaseLadyAnn Online Rally

On Friday, February 19, at 10 a.m. Manila time, there will be a gathering of journalists and media groups at the Mandaluyong City Regional Trial Court to call for the release of our colleague Lady Ann Salem, who continues to be detained even after the judge dismissed...

[Statement] Why we resist. No to Terror Law!

[Statement] Why we resist. No to Terror Law!

On February 2, the day the Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments on the petitions challenging the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, Lt Gen Antonio Parlade Jr tool to Facebook to falsely accuse reporter Tetch Torres-Tupas of Inquirer.net of "fake news" and suggested she...

[Statement] End the injustice, free Frenchie Mae!

[Statement] End the injustice, free Frenchie Mae!

A year ago today, our colleague, community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio of Leyte's Eastern Vista, was arrested along with four human rights activists in simultaneous police raids.   In a travesty that has become all too familiar, the authorities trumpeted the...