MANILA - The Duterte administration has a pattern of harassing media organizations, journalists said Monday after government's top lawyer sought to nullify ABS-CBN Corp's franchise.
MANILA - The Duterte administration has a pattern of harassing media organizations, journalists said Monday after government's top lawyer sought to nullify ABS-CBN Corp's franchise.
"You mess with one, you mess with all. That’s how protection of press freedom works. You don’t need to wait until all are harassed and intimidated," University of the Philippines journalism professor Danilo Arao added. Nery noted that Solicitor General Jose Calida was also the one who prompted the Securities and Exchange Commission to look into Rappler's Philippine Depository Receipts issued to foreigners.
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