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The Filipino mothers selling their children for online sexual abuse
Online sexual exploitation of children surged during the pandemic, when many Filipinos lost their jobs. Tech companies reported more than 1.29 million images and videos of child…
By Neil Jayson Servallos·May 29, 2021
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Hinubog ng panata — a photo essay
BY PAU VILLANUEVA Indigenous peoples have long been considered guardians of global biodiversity, who have accumulated intimate knowledge of the ecosystems in which they live…
By Adminnewspack·May 25, 2021
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Enduring the current — a photo essay
BY BERNADETTE UY Inclusive development has always been the outcry of the Filipino people but these calls usually fall onto the deaf ears of the government. Uy’s photo essay…
By Adminnewspack·May 25, 2021
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Duterte’s drug war: Lies and death certificates — a photo essay
Photojournalist Dada Grifon uncovers four stories of EJK victims, all of which were treated with disrespect until their last breath as their families are forced to accept…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism·May 25, 2021
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Amid the pandemic, women bear the burden of ‘invisible work’ — a photo essay
BY BERNICE BELTRAN Unpaid care work has prevented many women and children from pursuing education and career opportunities, trapping them in a cycle of poverty. Beltran’s photo…
By Adminnewspack·May 25, 2021
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Buildings rise 4 years after Marawi siege but few residents are allowed to go back
Many are still waiting for permits that will allow them to begin construction work on new homes inside the former battle area. Others simply don’t have the money to rebuild.
By Jc Gotinga·May 22, 2021
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World Bank launches trust fund to normalize Bangsamoro communities
The Bangsamoro Normalization Trust Fund (BNTF), managed by the World Bank, will coordinate international aid for the normalization track of the peace process between the Philippine…
By Elysssa Lopez·May 20, 2021
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Terminal: The constant agony of commuting amid the pandemic — a photo essay
BY LARRY MONSERATE PIOJO The photo essay features one of the prevalent illnesses in the Philippines even before Covid-19 struck: commuting. The daily commute of Filipinos…
By Adminnewspack·May 18, 2021
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In loving memory — a photo essay
BY LAUREN ALIMONDO The photo essay looks into the abduction case of Harjan Lagman, whose headless body was found in a ravine along Labey-Lacamen Road in Benguet. Justice for his…
By Adminnewspack·May 18, 2021
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Pinagtatagpi-tagpi — a photo essay
BY GERIMARA MANUEL Manuel's photo essay sheds light to the story of Line Nalangan and her daughter Ysa. Short of a stable income due to unemployment when the pandemic hit the…
By Adminnewspack·May 18, 2021
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Filipinos face the mental toll of the Covid-19 pandemic — a photo essay
BY ORANGE OMENGAN Depression, anxiety, and other mental health-related illnesses are on the rise among millennials as they face the pressure to be functional amidst pandemic…
By Adminnewspack·May 18, 2021
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CAPTURING HUMAN RIGHTS
PHOTOGRAPHS AND TEXT BY PCIJ-PCP FELLOWS Twelve photojournalists. Twelve photo essays. Human rights stories as told through the lens of a camera. This online exhibit is produced…
By Adminnewspack·May 18, 2021
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7M hectares of Philippine land are forested — and that’s bad news
The country has been vulnerable to massive flooding linked to deforestation. The coronavirus pandemic is also a catastrophe that arose from populations occupying wild animal…
By Karol Ilagan·May 12, 2021
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Potential bets start advertising on Facebook as 2022 campaign shifts to social media
Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian, former senator Antonio Trillanes IV, and many local politicians are top ad spenders on Facebook a year before the polls. The Commission on Elections is…
By Cherry Salazar·May 11, 2021
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Q&A: Facebook tool to mitigate foreign interference, make 2022 polls transparent
“The Ads Library and authorization process will provide detailed transparency information around political advertising throughout the election, as well as mitigate foreign…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism Pcij·May 11, 2021
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Following the money: PH media lessons for the 2022 polls
Campaign finance is an important, if not the most important aspect, of any electoral exercise. One’s capacity to run for office is largely hinged on their access to resources.
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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Q&A: Comelec will enforce physical distancing, ban eating during campaign events
James Jimenez, director of the Commission on Elections’ education and information department, speaks to the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) about preparations…
By Philippine Center For Investigative Journalism Pcij·May 9, 2021
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Calendar of activities for the 2022 elections
This is the calendar of activities for the 2022 elections, based on Resolution No. 10695 issued by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in February 2021.
By Adminnewspack·May 9, 2021
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Value of SALN in campaign finance
The shrinking trend in accessing SALN of public officials had proven to pose hindrances in reporting on the wealth of public officials. The latest of these restrictions is an…
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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SOCE and SALN
At the center of PCIJ’s investigations on candidates’ compliance with campaign-finance reporting are two documents: the Statement of Election Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE)…
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021
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Recommendations
Improving the coverage of campaign finance and the wealth of public officials will take a village, from newsrooms re-assessing its election coverage, candidates and parties being…
By Karol Ilagan·May 9, 2021