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Women farmers demand more support for local women’s produce

October 17, 2012
Women’s Market 2012 held at Quezon City Hall Plaza Women farmers and fishers from various regions of Luzon came together on World Food Day calling...

Amend Draft Law on Child Soldiers; Revise Bill to Prosecute Recruiters of Children, Not Parents

October 16, 2012
The Philippines Senate should remove a provision in a draft law that allows for the prosecution of the parents of children recruited to be soldiers,...

The historic landmark signing of the Bangsamoro framework agreement

October 15, 2012
Originally posted by JC Maningat at POC Moro rebels sign peace framework with gov’t Leaders of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) signed on Monday a framework agreement with...

DepEd @deped_ph Child Protection Policy (DepEd Order No. 40, Series 2012).

October 14, 2012
Contact for incidents at [email protected] Here’s a quick look at the principles that govern the DepEd Child Protection Policy (DepEd Order No. 40, s 2012)....

Netizens on “Red Alert” after Supreme Court’s TRO

October 11, 2012
This is a press statement from the Foundation for Media Alternatives and PIFA Some bloggers demand apology from Palace for “threatening democracy” Manila, Philippines –...

Legal Brief soon to support PIFA petition vs Cybercrime Act

October 11, 2012
By Atty. Marnie Tonson The Philippine Internet Freedom Alliance (PIFA) will not rest even after the Supreme Court issued on 09 Oct. 2012 a temporary restraining...

Crowdsourcing Act allows people to participate online

October 10, 2012
Senator Teofisto “TG” Guingona III has filed Senate Bill No. 3300, otherwise known as “The Crowdsourcing Act of 2012.” The bill allows people to comment...

Appeal to Supreme Court of the Philippine Republic: Support “Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012”

October 9, 2012
This is a press statement from R-I-S-E (Responsible Internet Social Empowerment) Dear Honorable Supreme Court Justices, In today’s battle against cybercriminals, we affirm our sincere...

Philippine Internet Freedom Alliance on TRO: Remain vigilant & protect this temporary victory

October 9, 2012
PIFA lauds SC for TRO vs Cyber Martial Law (Read copy of en banc TRO below) The Philippine Internet Freedom Alliance (PIFA) lauds the Supreme...

Double Talk on Citizen’s Rights: Abridging Freedom of Expression, Reneging on Freedom of Information

October 9, 2012
This is a report by the Institute for Freedom of Information (iFOI), a project of the Action for Economic Reforms and the Philippine Center for...

Philippine Internet Freedom Alliance files 15th petition vs Cybercrime Law #PIFAph

October 8, 2012
The Philippine Internet Freedom Alliance (PIFA) – a broad alliance of organizations and netizens – has filed before the Supreme Court on Monday (October 8,...

Akbayan frowns upon Pnoy’s defense of Cyberlibel

October 8, 2012
Akbayan partylist today expressed its opposition to the position taken by President Benigno Simeon Aquino III that effectively stands by the cyber-libel provision even if...

BLACK TUESDAY 2.0 – PIFA & Netizens March to the Supreme Court to Protest Cybercrime Law #PIFAph

October 8, 2012
Last Tuesday, the nation and the rest of the world heard our deafening silence as we defended democracy and protested against Republic Act 10175 or...

Join us : Unity Statement of the Philippine Internet Freedom Alliance #PIFAph

October 7, 2012
The Philippine Internet Freedom Alliance (PIFA) started in a facebook page as a broad coalition of individuals and organizations seeking to amend / remove the...

Help us craft the Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom

October 5, 2012
Many were responsible for initiating the Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom (MCPIC) and worked on the initial draft over at the PH Netizens Bill...

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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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