PULA ANG BUWAN: Wakasan ang Kawalang Katarungan
Yolanda. 3.4M pamilya ang apektado. 28700 ang iniwang sugatan. 6,300 ang nasawi. 1, 300 ang nawawala pa. Hindi pa kasama rito silang namatay matapos ang bagyo. Isang taon na ang nakalilipas. Maguindanao Massacre. 58 katao ang inilibing nang buhay. 32 dito ay mga alagad ng media. Limang taon na ang nakalilipas. Hacienda Luisita Massacre. 14 ang pinaslang sa magkakaibang mga taon. Hindi pa kasama ang hindi mga naitala. Isang dekada na ang nakalilipas. HUSTISYA. Wala. Walang natamasang hustisya. Walang kahit isang naitala.
Sundan sa Pahina 4
PH Press Freedom Day seeks its début
Karl Paulie Anareta
PAUL GUTIERREZ, DIRECTOR of the Press Freedom Committee of The National Press Club (NPC), announced the on-going process of the soon celebration of the first Philippine Press Freedom Day. Against the suggested date of the administration, November 23, the NPC determinedly proposed the celebration to be held on every 30th of August. The government placed forward the date of November 23 for it is the same date when the Maguindanao Massacre happened. Contrary to this, the committee insisted that it is ironic, and also said that we shouldn’t celebrate the deaths of our innocent journalists, especially using this date as the country’s Press Freedom Day. The NPC stands to promote the 30th of August as the date of the said celebration. The National Press Clubs’ idea came from the date of birth of the “first and true propagandist,” Marcelo H. del Pilar. The committee stated that, as a country being left out as one of the only nations to not have its annual celebration for press freedom, it is about time for the Philippines to have at least a day of celebration for the freedom of its press.
02 Vol. 4 Issue No. 1 November 2014
The Paradigm
Pag-ahon sa Asupre ng mga Bayarin
Editorial
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SC-CAF nagpulong kontra TFI at OSF
News
07 PAKATATAG 10 TAYO, AH?
I am Number Thirty-two
Feature Literary