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This week alone, two broadcasters were murdered, further reinforcing the Philippines’ reputation as one of the five most dangerous countries for media workers.

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Duha ka mga sakop sa media ang naapil karon sa taas na kaayong listahan sa gipamatay nga mga tigbalita dinhi sa nasud. Silang duha gipatay sud lang ning semanaha.

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Waterboarding, sleep deprivation, beatings, shackling of suspects. Sound familiar? The stories of torture are being discussed not in the Philippines but the United States, where the Central Intelligence Agency is under fire for its interrogation methods employed in the war on terror.

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IMPUNITY INDEX

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