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Mr. Speaker: Disapprove Pulong’s new world tour

In his letter to the then Speaker Romualdez, Paolo said that the “expenditures incurred from this trip are from my personal funds alone.” That was the only disclosure he mentioned. Nowhere in his letter did he state the purpose of the trip. That's point No. 1: the trip is cloaked in secrecy even if it meant the traveller was using official leave from his government job. That alone is an ethical dilemma.

Mr. Speaker: Disapprove Pulong’s new world tour

IFCN statement on U.S. visa restrictions targeting fact-checkers

Fact-checking is journalism. It is the straightforward work of comparing public claims against the best available evidence and publishing the results for all to see. This work strengthens public debate — it does not censor it. It is protected within the United States by the First Amendment, and the U.S. has long supported similar press freedoms internationally. To conflate this work with censorship is to misunderstand what fact-checkers do, or to deliberately misrepresent it.

IFCN statement on U.S. visa restrictions targeting fact-checkers

SC, ICC on a collision course over case of ‘Tokhang’ survivor Efren Morillo

The Supreme Court is on a collision course with the International Criminal Court over the dismissal of a petition to review the case of Efren Morillo, an eyewitness and survivor of the war on drugs of former president Rodrigo Duterte, who has been detained at the Scheveningen facility while awaiting trial for charges of crimes against humanity in The Hague, Netherlands.

SC, ICC on a collision course over case of ‘Tokhang’ survivor Efren Morillo