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Journalists Abducted and Killed in Ampatuan, Maguindanao
23 November 2009
Ian Subang, Socsargen Today,
General Santos City
Lea Dalmacio, Socsargen News,
General Santos City
Gina De la Cruz, Saksi News,
General Santos City
Maritess Cablitas, News Focus,
General Santos City
Rosell Morales, News Focus,
General Santos City
Henry Araneta, DZRH,
General Santos City
Marife “Neneng" Montaño, Saksi News, General Santos City
Alejandro "Bong" Reblando, Manila Bulletin, General Santos City
Victor Nuñez, UNTV,
General Santos City
Mark Gilbert "Mac-Mac" Arriola, UNTV, General Santos City
Eugene Dohillo, UNTV,
General Santos City
Hannibal Cachuela, Punto News,
Koronadal City
Ernesto "Bart" Maravilla, Bombo Radyo, Koronadal City
Benjie Adolfo, Gold Star Daily,
Koronadal City
Rubello Bataluna, Gold Star Daily,
Koronadal City
Jhoy Duhay, Gold Star Daily,
Tacurong City
Ronie Perante, Gold Star Daily correspondent, Koronadal City
Joel Parcon, Prontiera News,
Koronadal City
Bienvenido Legarte Jr., Prontiera News, Koronadal City
Rey Merisco, Periodico Ini,
Koronadal City
John Caniban, Periodico Ini,
Koronadal City
Arturo Betia, Periodico Ini,
Koronadal City
Noel Decina, Periodico Ini,
Koronadal City
Fernando"Rani" Razon, Periodico Ini, Koronadal City
Andres "Andy" Teodoro, Central Mindanao Inquirer, Tacurong City
Jimmy Cabilo, Midland Review,
Tacurong City
Reynaldo “Bebot" Momay, Midland Review, Tacurong City
Napoleon Salaysay, Mindanao Gazette, Cotabato City
Santos "Jun" Gatchalian, DXGO, Davao City
Lindo Lupogan, Mindanao Daily Gazette, Davao City
Jolito Evardo, UNTV, General Santos City
Jepon Cadagdagon,
Saksi News, General Santos City
(Source: Humanitarian and Fact-finding Mission of the Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists)
10th EJK reporting training held in Bulacan May 8
by PHRRP
Posted Thursday, 28 May 2009
The Philippine Human Rights Reporting Project held its 10th training on reporting extrajudicial killings in Malolos, Bulacan on May 8.
A total of 66 persons – a mix of professional journalists, journalism students and journalism professors – took part in the training.
Bulacan, the nearest province north of Manila, is where University of the Philippines students Sherlyn Cadapan and Karen Empeno went missing with farmer Manuel Merino on June 26, 2006. Armed men believed to be military allegedly took them forcibly in Hagonoy town. They have not surfaced since.
The training helped participants understand basic human rights concepts, define EJKs and distinguish these from ordinary crimes, determine probable EJKs and report on these properly.
The training also provided practical tips in finding sources for EJK stories, observing ethics and ensuring safety during coverage. The participants also underwent workshop on barriers in reporting EJK and possible solutions to these.
The training was made possible in collaboration with the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines, one of the Project partners.
The Philippine Human Rights Reporting Project held its 10th training on reporting extrajudicial killings in Malolos, Bulacan on May 8.
The training helped participants understand basic human rights concepts, define EJKs and distinguish these from ordinary crimes, determine probable EJKs and report on these properly.