PETITION VS COVERAGE BAN. Rappler reporters Pia Ranada, Mara Cepeda, Camille Elemia and correspondents Bobby Lagsa, Raymon Dullana files a Petition Certiorari and Prohibition on Rappler's coverage of President Duterte at the Supreme Court on April 11, 2019. Photo by LeAnne Jazul/Rappler
The SC en banc issued a notice resolution on Tuesday, August 14, that granted the petition for intervention filed by The SC also granted the separate petition for intervention filed by media advocates led by artist-activist Bart Guingona, who is the convenor of Media Nation. The SC en banc also ordered officials of the Duterte government to answer Rappler's main petition, as well as the petitions-in-interventions of the other journalists. They have 10 days to submit their comments to the High Court.Among those who signed the petition for intervention are ABS-CBN News Channel anchor Tina Monzon-Palma; Solita “Winnie” Monsod, currently a presenter for GMA News and Public Affairs and columnist of thecolumnist John Nery, former editor-in-chief of Inquirer.
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