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PCIJ’s strength lies in its network across the Philippines and across Southeast Asia. It lies in the community that doesn't hesitate to support colleagues under attack. It lies in…

On the second day of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism’s (PCIJ) Third National Conference on Investigative Journalism on May 1, PCIJ editor-at-large Karol Ilagan…

This is the full text of the keynote speech of Howie Severino at PCIJ’s Third National Conference on Investigative Journalism. He is the chairman of the PCIJ Board of Editors. So…

At the opening of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism’s (PCIJ) Third National Conference on Investigative Journalism on April 30, Severino called attention to the…

Journalists reporting on the conflict in the South China Sea should always focus on its “root cause,’’ retired Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice Renato Carpio told a…

PCIJ Board of Editors chairman Horacio “Howie” Severino will deliver the keynote address and lead a panel discussion on the theme of this year’s IJcon: “Innovating Investigative…

The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) is holding the 3rd Investigative Journalism Conference or “IJcon” at the Novotel Hotel in Quezon City from April 30 to May…

MANILA, Philippines – The United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) urged Southeast Asian countries to pay more attention to the protection of witnesses and other persons…

Human rights lawyer Kristina Conti, counsel of the families of drug war victims, said ICC’s decisions are hard to predict because its actions are highly compartmentalized. What is…

The Journalists Against Corruption (JAC) network was launched on Wednesday, March 20, at The Bayleaf Intramuros. It aims to become a platform for national and regional…

The PCIJ traced how prices were set in the market during the rice shortage season in 2023. We found that farmgate prices increased by at least 80% to as high as 190% from farmgate…

Delays in the rate review process mean the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines will continue to charge transmission rates that critics have described as ‘excessive.’

Energy industry regulators are urging utilities, especially monopolies like the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines, to charge only reasonable expenses to consumer…

In 2009, the ERC introduced a regulatory methodology and a process to reset rates for power distribution utilities and the NGCP that follows a “performance-based regulation” (PBR)…

The fourth regulatory period review was delayed for almost a decade. The timeline shows the events that led to the petition questioning the rate review proceedings before the…