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The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines mourns the passing of veteran journalist and staunch press freedom advocate Jose L. Pavia.
“It is President Aquino’s bad policies which caused his ratings to drop, not the media or lack of publicity,” Kabataan Rep. Raymond ‘Mong’ Palatino said.
“After the announcement of the Supreme Court that 982 out of 4,847 passed the 2010 bar exams, Kabataan Party-list Rep. Raymond ‘Mong’ Palatino urged the country’s new lawyers to ‘be of service to the rights and welfare of the people by not being a Merceditas Gutierrez.’”
“Once again, President Benigno Aquino III has shown a penchant he shares with a number of past leaders: shooting the messenger instead of looking at why the messages seem to be getting worse over time.”
“We call on the Philippine government, a signatory to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, to join the majority of nations that already enjoy a Freedom of Information Law.”
“The death of Gen. Reyes reminds us that corruption kills… Sometimes, corruption kills those that partake of its evil fruit.”
“The League of Filipino Students extends its warmest internationalist solidarity to the Egyptian students and people in their historic struggle to oust the 30-year US-Mubarak regime.”
“The Kabataang Makabayan (KM), the Filipino revolutionary youth group expresses its strongest condemnation of the bus blast in Manila this week that killed five and injured 16 passengers and called it ‘a senseless act of violence.’”
“Calls for submission of entries to the Red Cross Award for Humanitarian Reporting are being made as the deadline on 12 March 2011 approaches.”
