DEFEND PRESS FREEDOM. Maria Ressa leaves Manila Trial Court Branch 46 after she and co-accused Reynaldo Santos Jr were handed a guilty verdict for cyberliber against businessman Wilfredo Keng.
Photo by Alecs Ongcal/Rapplerof Rappler chief CEO and Executive Editor Maria Ressa and former Rappler researcher-writer Reynaldo SantosUN Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression David Kaye and UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial executions called the guilty verdict handed down on Monday morning, June 15, a “tragedy for Philippine democracy.”Philippines, a friend and inspiration to so many of us,” Kaye said. “This injustice cannot stand.
Tragedy? eh di sana wala na kayong Social Media Rappler...kaso ang ingay pa rin ninyo! halatang tagilid talaga ang interest ninyo
WHAT IStandWithMariaRessa Standing with the CONVICTED CRIMINALS after support the Junk Anti-Terror Bill Shame on you Journalists DO NOT DefendPressFreedom it is not the ISSUE, Press Freedom is not Limitless!! Media are FOR SALE
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Keng camp tries to pin down Maria Ressa in Rappler cyber libel caseFromOurArchives: In insisting Ressa was not involved at all in the story, Rappler editor Chay Hofileña says the CEO does not exercise unilateral editorial control in the newsroom. “She gets vetoed because we are a democratic organization.” HoldTheLine Yes to Crappler Closure.. nexttoabiascbend. Ngayon pa? 😂Kung kelan promulgation na ng kaso bukas, scraping from the bottom pa kayo ng basurahan nyo. Asan ang amputang asawa ng Ateneo Dean na yan noong nasa trial pa lang? Did she testify defending Ressa, Rappler nya?
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