Investigation launched after another journalist killed in the Philippines

PHILIPPINES MEDIA KILLINGS PROTEST

Protesters place lit candles around signs during an indignation rally against members of the media's killings in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines, 04 October 2022. Source: EPA / ROLEX DELA PENA/EPA

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A radio commentator has been killed in central Manila, raising concerns about press freedom in the Philippines and the safety of journalists.

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  • Protesters have gathered in the Philippines holding a giant banner to stop the killings and demand justice for Percy Lapid, also know as Percival Mabasa.
  • Police have launched an inquiry to find the suspects and investigate their motivations.
  • Philippine President Bongbong Marcos vowed to support and protect media rights under his watch.
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