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Journalists’ groups condemned the burning of a service vehicle owned by a Cagayan de Oro-based media practitioner in the early morning of May 10 in Sagay town, Camiguin province. His service van suffered partial burns. Read more 👇🏼 https://t.co/WGI3DvrohE

A Mindanao anthropologist said American linguists already discovered that the Kamigin tribe belongs to the “Proto Manobo family of language speakers in Mindanao.” Read more 👇🏼

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Indigenous peoples leaders in the province also claimed that before the passage of the Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Act (IPRA) of 1997, the Kamigin tribe was already recognized in the early 1990s by the Office for Southern Cultural Communities. Read: https://t.co/Cws3mO5f9M https://t.co/j77wbrg6QE

NUJP has been partnering with various law organizations to provide pro bono legal aid for journalists. This time, the network was strengthened after more partners from the legal sector expressed their intent to be part of the team. Read more 👇🏼

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Merlyn Manos, chairperson of NUJP Iligan City and Lanao del Norte, told Bulatlat that the network is a big help especially for journalists covering Mindanao where many of its areas are under the red category for the 2025 midterm elections’ areas of concern. https://t.co/40jV4uU924

A progressive women’s group demanded the Commission on Elections consider any acts degrading women and marginalized sectors as grounds for disqualification from public office. Read more 👇🏼

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The progressive group demanded the poll body consider any acts degrading women and marginalized sectors as grounds for disqualification from public office. Read: https://t.co/GuVeO1y94O https://t.co/McziaeFDro

There were two proposed amendments cited by an independent development monitoring group, saying these changes, if approved, will cause more delays in compensating the victims of the 2017 Marawi Siege. Read more 👇🏼

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There were 24 barangays in Marawi City that were considered as the main affected areas (MAA) during the siege, while another eight villages were considered other affected areas (OAA). Read: https://t.co/e4vpF8YSjq https://t.co/4R3Wkm8Vil

Kabataan Partylist Southern Mindanao Region denounced what they called a blatant attack and red-tagging against the youth, asserting that the incident is a violation of the anti-discrimination and fair campaigning guidelines issued by the Commission on Elections. Read more 👇🏼

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Youth volunteers of Kabataan Partylist were verbally harassed and allegedly red-tagged by a man while they were conducting house-to-house campaign in Matina Aplaya, Davao City, on Wednesday, April 23. Read: https://t.co/y1nZ3hnydq https://t.co/KMML6vmB9J

A resident said staying awake at night to do laundry and to stock water is not an easy routine. The situation already affected their health. Also, in some instances, they were forced to use mineral water for bathing which is way more expensive. Read more 👇🏼

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A resident said that the water firm’s internal dispute should not affect consumers and that COWD should focus on providing adequate water supply. Read: https://t.co/AQDpdZr7cH https://t.co/ffrf7xbrrC

“The Prudencio Calubid who is supposedly an NPA leader being sought was already featured by Mr. Arnold Clavio in the episode ‘Ang pagdukot at pagtorture kay Ka Prudencio’’ in the program Case Unclosed.” Palayain si Prudencio Cebu Calubid, Jr. ✊🏻

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"The continued detention of Prudencio Jr. is not the result of a mistaken identity; it is a case of deliberate misrepresentation, carried out in disregard of truth and due process,” the family’s counsel Julian Agpalo of @nuplphilippines asserted. Read: https://t.co/nCONOQTKaj https://t.co/8sXypxaYeo

The court also said the President’s directive should not be interpreted as an order to grant LWUA the “absolute and unbridled power and authority” to immediately take over “without the necessity of judicial process.” https://t.co/Rc6EusC9PH

RT @cmfr: #Chronicle: Bulatlat, an alternative media outfit, has been long-listed for the 2025 One World Media Awards under the Press Freed…

RT @bulatlat: NOW: Journalists honor the life of Mindanao-based journalist Julie Alipala in a hybrid session tonight, April 10, recognizing…

An Islamic educator said those incidents presented by the governor have left scars in their community. Yet, they were used in a campaign rally, choosing to amplify such devastating occurrences notwithstanding the efforts of both Muslims and non-Muslims to build bridges.

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Unabia’s slate rally seen over Facebook Live showed that the local chief executive presented photos of ambushes and destructive attacks that took place in the BARMM areas, asking attendees if they wanted such crimes to happen in the province. READ: https://t.co/BrmiQtOpYO https://t.co/fYwr7ECbyJ

Her colleagues in the industry considered her a pillar of Philippine journalism, citing her contributions in ensuring the safety of journalists and the freedom of the press even after her stint as a member of NUJP’s national directorate. Read more 👇🏼

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A longtime correspondent and reporter of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, is known for her courageous reportage on conflicts, wars, human rights, and peace-building efforts in Mindanao. Read: https://t.co/fema5sI4pJ https://t.co/pD9i8RtauB

“Bulatlat is the only newsroom long-listed in the Philippines. This is the second time Bulatlat has been selected in the same category.”

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[NEWSROOM FEATS] Bulatlat is honored to be long-listed in the Press Freedom Award category of One World Media 2025. This means a lot to us as we persevere in doing journalism for the people amid the state-sponsored attacks. #OWMAwards2025 #DefendPressFreedom #UnblockTheTruth https://t.co/yev3FgjvrE

RT @bulatlat: Bulatlat’s own brand of fact-checking, which we call Reality Check, leans toward activist fact-checking. While not veering aw…