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Day 2 of Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial: the video is now on record

July 7, 2026
“In this bloodbath and bludgeoning, I will be bloodied but unbowed.” Vice President Sara Duterte said that at the Senate on Tuesday before meeting her...

Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial: what citizens need to watch

July 6, 2026
“There is a right way to do the right thing at the right time.” That line from the Supreme Court’s 2025 ruling on Vice President...

The UN Preliminary report on AI we can no longer ignore

July 4, 2026
“We can no longer say we did not know.” At the July 1 launch of the AI panel’s preliminary report, that was the line that...

Are minors “untouchable” under the Juvenile Justice law? What RA 9344 actually says about accountability

June 23, 2026
On the morning of June 22, two teenagers walked into a school in Tacloban City and opened fire. Three people were killed and eleven wounded....

Day 4: What “Superman” ordered: Five things the ICC hearing proved about Duterte’s war

February 28, 2026
Watch the video explainer in English: Watch the video explainer in Tagalog: The chair reserved for Rodrigo Duterte at Pre-Trial Chamber I sat empty on...

Day 3: What the Duterte Defense Is actually arguing

February 27, 2026
On Day 3 of the ICC confirmation of charges hearing, the chair reserved for former President Rodrigo Duterte remained pointedly empty. Watch an explainer in...

The promise we carried: Forty years after EDSA

February 25, 2026
EDSA turns 40 under a Marcos presidency. With ?8.8 trillion lost to graft and history being rewritten in classrooms, what does People Power mean now?...

Day 2: “Nanlaban” was a lie. The ICC just spent a full day proving it.

February 25, 2026
ICC prosecutors spent Day 2 dismantling the "nanlaban" script — one body at a time. Here's what the evidence means for Filipinos, and what we...

Day 1: The drug war goes to The Hague: Inside Duterte’s confirmation of charges hearing

February 24, 2026
“The ICC is the last boat the victims can board.” — Joel Butuyan, legal representative for 539 authorized victims, February 23, 2026 That boat sailed...

From Noise to Record: The ICC Confirmation of Charges Hearing at 5 PM

February 23, 2026
The ICC’s confirmation of charges hearing begins at 5:00 PM Manila time. Here’s what this stage does, what judges look for, and why it matters...

The Impunity Machine: What the ICC charges say and what the Senate evasion reveals

February 15, 2026
The ICC charges frame the drug war as a system, not isolated abuse. Here’s what they allege, why Senate evasion matters, and what to watch...

The architecture of organized forgetting: Inside Epstein’s digital cleanup

February 13, 2026
How Epstein’s circle tried to bury a criminal record online through SEO, Wikipedia edits, and outsourcing, and why the Philippines must demand accountability now....

When the campaign becomes the face: Christina Garcia Frasco and DOT’s epal optics

February 4, 2026
“Puro mukha mo.” That line, thrown out during the Senate Committee on Tourism hearing on February 3, 2026, pretty much summed up what a lot...

The script fails: When the video breaks the narrative

February 2, 2026
“He’s a pretty out-there kind of a guy.” That line from President Donald Trump is doing a lot of work. It turns a system problem...

Relief, unease, and “Libertad”: Venezuela’s split reaction

January 4, 2026
Venezuelans reacted to Nicolás Maduro’s capture with relief abroad and caution at home. Here’s what reporting, polling baselines, and X posts reveal about a divided...

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  • Day 2 of Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial: the video is now on record
  • Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial: what citizens need to watch
  • The UN Preliminary report on AI we can no longer ignore
  • Are minors “untouchable” under the Juvenile Justice law? What RA 9344 actually says about accountability
  • Day 4: What “Superman” ordered: Five things the ICC hearing proved about Duterte’s war

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– Fake news: 7 types of mis- and disinformation (Part 1)

–Be a savvy news consumer. Here are 6 tips for identifying fake news (Part 2)

-Fact-checking day is every day. Here are 8 tips on how you can stand up for facts 

-The day after: thoughts on the Senate Hearing on Fake News (Part 1)

-The day after: thoughts on the Senate Hearing on Fake News (Part 2)

–7 types of mis- and disinformation 

-Tools and strategies to determine fake news, half-truths, from real news

Disinformation innovations used in the May 2019 Philippine elections

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BlogWatch received the “Best Story” Award for the First Data Journalism PH 2015 from the Open Knowledge Foundation and Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism “Aid Monitoring: Citizens’ Initial Efforts in the Wake of Typhoon Yolanda” . Forbes Philippines also garnered the same award.

BlogWatch receives the “Best Story” Award for the First Data Journalism PH 2015 from the Open Knowledge Foundation and Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism  for their story on “Aid Monitoring: Citizens’ Initial Efforts in the Wake of Typhoon Yolanda” . Forbes Philippines also received the same award.

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