It starts with an accusation. Not a bullet. Not a court case. Just one label thrown loud enough to stick: “communist-terrorist.” In the Philippines, that’s all it takes. One red tag, and your work, ...
This article is part of a series produced by IFEX, the global network defending and promoting freedom of expression, on the impact of the silence and inaction of Big Tech about the misuse of their ...
Inquirer.net on MSN
Senate bill seeks to criminalize red-tagging
Sen. Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada is pushing for the passage of a bill that seeks to put an end to the dangerous practice of ...
Leonardo Vicente “Cong” Corrales may be the most red-tagged journalist in Cagayan de Oro. In 2023, he filed a landmark case against Meta to obtain the identities behind the accounts that had led a ...
Cebu Daily News on MSN
Amicus curiae: 'Red-tagging' case of detained journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio
The prolonged detention of journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio is “inhumane and has no place in a system that claims to uphold ...
Senator Jinggoy Estrada on Wednesday renewed his call to criminalize red-tagging, warning that publicly branding someone a ...
GMA Network on MSN
Jinggoy Estrada files Senate bill to criminalize red-tagging
Senator Jinggoy Estrada has filed a measure seeking to penalize red-tagging, which he said has threatened the lives of ...
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