+ Follow TERRORISM AND MEDIA Tag
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[Title] => A peaceful celebration
[Summary] => The fact that we had a peaceful Labor Day celebration is something to celebrate in itself. It is true that our Armed Forces were prepared for any eventuality, but credit must be given to the cause-oriented groups for the way they peacefully conducted their rallies. First of all, we must commend former President Joseph Ejercito Estrada for taking the lead in asking all his followers to conduct their demonstrations peacefully.
[DatePublished] => 2002-05-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Alejandro R. Roces
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[Title] => Philippines is hosting World Press Freedom Day
[Summary] => The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has chosen Manila as the venue for World Press Freedom Day. In keeping with current events, the theme of the celebration will be "Terrorism and Media". Yesterday was a national holiday, but the international conference started and it could not have been better timed as Metro Manila was in a state of tension because of demonstrations that had very little to do with Labor Day.
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[Title] => Press Freedom and National Security
[Summary] => Is press freedom compatible with the interests of national security. Is press freedom enough to guarantee the stability of society? How can media deepen our understanding of the root causes of conflict? What are the alternatives to violence? And what are the legal and ethical issues in the coverage of terrorism? The pre-conference workshop on Terrorism and Media held early April this year examined these questions within the context of the Philippine media situation.
[DatePublished] => 2002-04-29 00:00:00
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TERRORISM AND MEDIA
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[Title] => Philippines is hosting World Press Freedom Day
[Summary] => The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has chosen Manila as the venue for World Press Freedom Day. In keeping with current events, the theme of the celebration will be "Terrorism and Media". Yesterday was a national holiday, but the international conference started and it could not have been better timed as Metro Manila was in a state of tension because of demonstrations that had very little to do with Labor Day.
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[Title] => Press Freedom and National Security
[Summary] => Is press freedom compatible with the interests of national security. Is press freedom enough to guarantee the stability of society? How can media deepen our understanding of the root causes of conflict? What are the alternatives to violence? And what are the legal and ethical issues in the coverage of terrorism? The pre-conference workshop on Terrorism and Media held early April this year examined these questions within the context of the Philippine media situation.
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