STATEMENT OF CEBU MEDIA LEGAL AID ON THE PROPOSAL BEFORE THE CEBU PROVINCIAL BOARD TO BAN TABLOIDS IN CEBU PROVINCE
We, members of Cebu Media Legal Aid (Cemla), which was organized under the auspices of Cebu Citizens-Press Council (CCPC), view with alarm the proposed ordinance pending with the Cebu Provincial Board that would ban tabloids in the towns and cities of the Province. [Read more →]
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Policy on summons from local legislatures
[This resolution was submitted by Cebu Media Legal Aid (Cemla), a loose group of lawyer volunteers, to the Cebu Citizens-Press Council (CCPC) at its quarterly en banc membership meeting at the MBF Cebu Press Center on June 30, 2011. The CCPC approved the policy.] [Read more →]
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Statement of the Cebu Citizens-Press Council on the murder of broadcaster Marlina Flores-Sumera
The shooting to death of radio news anchor Marlina Flores-Sumera of dzME last Thursday in Malabon prompts journalists anew to ask the Government to be more efficient in catching and prosecuting murderers so as to curb the impunity. The state’s record is hardly enviable. [Read more →]
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Police, media to work on MOU
By Cherry Ann T. Lim
Sun.Star Cebu, February 26, 2011
POLICE officials and the media will work together to craft guidelines on media coverage during crisis situations and the protection of journalists from sexual harassment. [Read more →]
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JOINT STATEMENT OF THE CEBU CITIZENS-PRESS COUNCIL (CCPC) AND ITS ADJUNCT VOLUNTEERS GROUP CEBU MEDIA LEGAL AID (CEMLA) ON THE COMPLAINT FILED BY CEBU DAILY NEWS CORRESPONDENT CARMEL LOISE MATUS AND PUBLISHER/ACTING EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EILEEN MANGUBAT AGAINST POLICE SUPT. HENRY BIÑAS. [Read more →]