Official Twitter account of the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines, a lateral guild committed to secure interests of the Filipino working press
As part of the World Press Freedom Day that is celebrated on May 3rd every year, through this video we would like to spread the voice of journalists from different countries in Southeast Asia who courageously reported the truth in their everyday works.
On the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) remembers journalists who were killed for doing their work and renews its call for justice for them and their families.
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To mark the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, CPJ is recognizing five emblematic cases to underscore how elusive the path to justice often is for journalists, and the tragic impact of their killings👇
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#EndImpunity#IDEI
🔴#EndImpunity: Who orders the killing of a journalist and who gets away with it? According to @UNESCO, nearly 6 out of 7 journalist killings remain unresolved. Justice for journalist killings is denied when the criminal masterminds walk free.
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SIGN THE PETITION
This petition calls on Congress to decriminalize libel and uphold the rights to free expression and a free press — values essential to any democracy.
Add your name today:
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#Philippines🇵🇭: Journalist Ernest Cruz was physically assaulted by the police, while covering a protest led by farmer groups in Manila. We condemn targeted police violence and harassment against journalists and call for an urgent investigation. @nujp https://t.co/vz9QCbVTuM
HOLD THE POLICE ACCOUNTABLE.
We strongly condemn the Quezon City Police’s use of violence against Bulatlat Reporter Ernest Cruz during a protest led by farmer groups at the DAR Central Office on Monday, October 19.
Read our statement 👇
https://t.co/8e4Je2l0V1
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines stands in solidarity with our colleagues in the Defense Press Corps and all the Filipino journalists covering Philippine-China relations and the West Philippine Sea.
Read our full statement 👇
https://t.co/7EYD33agEz
We take exception with Duterte defense lawyer Mark Vinluan’s insinuation that the media can be held criminally liable for violation of the AMLA’s information security and confidentiality clauses.
Read our statement 👇
https://t.co/0JBaFrIN13
NUJP Directors:
Sherwin De Vera
Janvic Mateo
Aireen Jaymalin
Jervis Manahan
Mara Cepeda
Joyce Pañares
Edito Mapayo
Gina Dean
Marc Lino Abila
#DefendPressFreedom!
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Photo by Chantal Eco
READ: We believe accepting sponsored trips from those accused of committing genocide is downright unethical. There ought to be no moral dilemma in rejecting offers from Israel. Our guide should be simple: Whose interests are you serving?
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#Philippines🇵🇭: Vice President Sara Duterte called out the country's media and praised social media as a platform for truth. We stand with our affiliate, the @nujp, in rejecting attacks on independent media that are intended to delegitimise it.
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The charges against Baskog Radio are clearly meant to intimidate the broadcasters, exhaust their energy and resources, isolate them from their community, and distract them from their work as media practitioners.
NUJP Statement | August 7, 2026
Read below 👇
READ: The charges against Baskog Radio are clearly meant to intimidate the broadcasters, exhaust their energy and resources, isolate them from their community, and distract them from their work as media practitioners.
https://t.co/nsR0VZrDOc
If only Sara paid more attention to standards of governance and leadership instead of scapegoating the media, she would have avoided the predicament she is now facing before the Senate impeachment court.
Statement | August 2, 2026 👇
What do Saudi journalist Turki al-Jasser, Philippine journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan have in common? All were prosecuted in the name of “national security” between 2020 and 2026.
Read this new report by @RSF_inter 👇
https://t.co/DlFZnMcW8C
Roxas City radioman survives slay try
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) condemns the assassination attempt on Roxas City-based broadcaster Jay Lavapiez.
The Philippine National Police Roxas City is investigating the incident, and has pledged to provide security detail for Lavapiez.
The NUJP urges authorities to promptly identify the perpetrators and the mastermind behind the recent attack.