*According to the lecture given by Malou Mangahas of PCIJ
- Weak rule of law
- Effete judicial system
- Poor police investigation
- Few and frightened witnesses
- Inadequate funds to file suit and prosecute
- Indifference, denial to take actions by the authorities
- Inadequate public outrage
On the Cartoon: BASRA, Iraq — An American freelance journalist, who accused Basra's police of being infiltrated by Shiite militiamen in a recent New York Times column and his Internet blog, was found shot to death in the southern city after being abducted by armed men driving a police car. (From Cox and Forkum Editorial Cartoons)
6 comments:
Stop the killing of journalists!
Palayain ang Pilipinas!
Hindi lang yan ang namatay. I tell you.
I agree with Mangahas' argument; no doubt she has earned that credibility. I guess it is not hard to say that it has been an honor for your school's sponsor to get her as the speaker. :D
Agreed; and this is what's happening in the Philippines today, sadly.
Sidestep coming up (:
Fan because of the Tear Gas and Handcuffs song (: Permission to follow, please? :D
To press freedom watch:
Maraming salamat po sa pagbisita. Nakikiisa po ako sa laban ng mga mamamahayag ng Pilipino!
To hydee lopez:
Yes, that's for sure. accounted cases pa lang ang mga ito.
To hugo gonzales:
you're right. definitely!
To Nina:
Hi! Welcome to my portal! Wow, thank you! follow? no problem, my pleasure!
"killing the will to democracy with teargas and handcuffs on a foe!"
Cheers.:)
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