Philippines: Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa Hit With Yet Another Lawsuit Days
/As Filipino journalist Maria Ressa headed to Oslo to accept the Nobel Peace Prize, a new lawsuit was filed against her news outlet Rappler.
Read MoreThe Philippines: CFWIJ condemns the attempt to place travel restrictions on Maria Ressa
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Solicitor General Jose Calida has filed a motion in the Supreme Court requesting that Maria Ressa be disallowed from traveling to receive her Nobel Peace Prize.
Read MoreThe Philippines: CFWIJ welcomes the dismissal of the libel charge against Maria Ressa
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The court decided to drop another libel charge against Maria Ressa.
Read MorePhilippines: CFWIJ welcomes the withdrawal of the defamation charges against Maria Ressa
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Rappler CEO and executive director, Maria Ressa, was cleared in the defamation case filed by businessman Wilfredo Keng.
Read MorePhilippines: CFWIJ condemns the continual legal harassment of journalist Maria Ressa
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Rappler CEO & Executive Editor, Maria Ressa, was once again summoned to court. In the latest legal challenge, Maria faces charges of tax evasion.
Read MorePhilippines: CFWIJ condemns the latest cyber libel case against Maria Ressa
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Maria Ressa was charged in yet another cyber libel case for her role as an executive editor of Rappler— a position she vacated in June of 2020.
Read MorePhilippines: CFWIJ condemns the third cyber libel charge against Maria Ressa
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Rappler founder Maria Ressa faces the third charge of cyber libel. According to her lawyer Ted Te, the third cyber libel complaint came after the story aired in October 2020.
Read MorePhilippines: Maria Ressa responded to another complaint by Wilfredo Keng
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Rappler founder Maria Ressa sent the prosecutor today an 18-page affidavit concerning the second cyber libel complaint filed by businessman Wilfredo Keng.
Read MorePhilippines: Manila court rejects Maria Ressa’s request for reconsideration of the sentence
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The Regional Trial Court Branch 64 in Manila that is tasked with deciding on Maria Ressa and Rey Santos Jr.’s request for reconsideration on their cyber libel conviction, has denied the request on basis of lacking merit.
Read MorePhilippines: The Coalition For Women In Journalism demands authorities to drop charges against Maria Ressa
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Maria Ressa, one of the Philippines’ most prominent journalists, has appeared before court today giving her statement about tax evasion charges in a case she has described as a form of harassment.
Read MoreCFWIJ joins 60 organizations to back Maria Ressa’s #HoldTheLine campaign
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism has participated in a global press freedom campaign - #HoldTheLine - to support Maria Ressa and condemn her conviction by a court in Manila.
Philippines: CFWIJ condemns Maria Ressa's cyber libel conviction
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism is deeply disturbed by the conviction of Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and former journalist Reynaldo Santos for cyber libel by Philippine courts.
Read MorePhilippines: We stand with Maria Ressa and Rappler during their upcoming trial
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism continues to follow the attacks on journalist Maria Ressa and her Rappler team; which entails several charges including charges of cyber libel.
Read MorePhilippines: Second hearing for the journalist Maria Ressa’s cyber liber conviction takes place
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Second hearing for one of the most prominent Filipino journalists and Rappler CEO Maria Ressa’s cyber libel case took place today.
Read MorePhilippines: Hearing against Rappler’s Maria Ressa for cyber libel takes place
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Manila Court started trial of the cyber libel case against Rappler CEO-journalist Maria Ressa and former researcher-writer Reynaldo Santos Jr.
Read MorePhilippines: Journalist Maria Ressa called to court following cyber libel charges
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Rappler CEO and journalist Maria Ressa was called to court at the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 49 on counts of cyber libel.
Philippines: Cyber libel case proceeds, Rappler CEO and journalist Maria Ressa released with bail after paying P100,000 (approximately 2000 USD)
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Following her arrest over the already disproven “cyber libel” charges, Maria Ressa got released with bail.
Read MoreWe protest Maria Ressa’s arrest over “cyber libel”
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We condemn the arrest of our colleague Maria Ressa, who was taken into custody over already disproved “cyber libel”. The Philippine’s government’s attempts to stifle dissent and criticism must come to an end.
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