Malacañang on Thursday brushed off calls to drop all charges against Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and former researcher-writer Reynaldo Santos Jr.
‘Too early for you to enjoy your awards’: Duterte to bury Maria Ressa with more cases
President Rodrigo Duterte has accused Rappler CEO Maria Ressa of being a fraud and threatened to expose her.
Nanadya si Ressa! Ex-Chief Justice Panganiban: Rappler’s 2012 article on Wilfredo Keng libelous
No less than former Supreme Court Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban has found Rappler’s 2012 article linking businessman Wilfredo Keng to human trafficking and drug smuggling libelous.
Relax! Freedom of expression ain’t affected by Ressa’s cyber libel conviction – IBP
Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) President Domingo Egon Cayosa on Tuesday (June 16) believes the rights of Filipinos will to freedom of expression remains intact.
Perete: Ressa cyberlibel conviction not first in PH
Department of Justice (DOJ) Undersecretary Markk Perete on Tuesday (June 16) said the the cyberlibel conviction Rappler executive editor Maria Ressa and its former researcher-writer Reynaldo Santos Jr. is not the first in the country.
Fight ain’t over yet: Chel Diokno to help Ressa appeal cyber libel conviction
Free Legal Assistance Group (FLAG) chairman and human rights lawyer Chel Diokno on Monday (June 15) vowed to fight the cyberlibel conviction of Rappler Ressa and her former researcher-writer Reynaldo Santos Jr.
Palace tells Maria Ressa: We wish you the best!
Veteran journalist Maria Ressa can still appeal the Manila trial court’s decision convicting her and a former reporter of cyber libel, Malacañang said Monday.
Guilty verdict vs Ressa ‘kills freedom of speech and of the press’ – NUJP
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) described the guilty verdict on Maria Ressa, the founder and executive editor of the news website Rappler, as “dark day not only for independent Philippine media but for all Filipinos.”
This ain’t about press freedom! Court: Ressa guilty of cyberlibel over Rappler’s ‘malicious’ article
A Manila court shot down the claim of Rappler chief executive officer and founder Maria Ressa that her cyber libel case was an attack of press freedom by saying that the media should use its power responsibly.
NUJP says Maria Ressa libel case ‘part of gov’t’s ruthless campaign to silence media’
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) hopes for judicial independence on the cyber libel case filed against Rappler CEO and executive editor Maria Ressa.
Walang takas! Manila court allows cyber libel case vs. Maria Ressa to proceed
The Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 46 has turned to motion of Rappler executive editor Maria Ressa and her co-accused seeking to quash the libel case against them.
Wala pang 24 oras nakulong: Maria Ressa posts bail
Rappler executive editor Maria Ressa has been released from the detention after posting a P100,000 bail.
