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Philippines Rights Reporting
Years active: 2007-2010
IWPR has been working in the Philippines since 2007 and is currently working in the Philippines to combat corruption and promote transparency and accountability in public life. We are doing so through information, education, reporting, training, outreach and advocacy.
Promoting Debate on Philippine Abuses
IWPR project aimed at combating climate of impunity over extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances featured on website of leading Philippine broadcaster.
Philippines Army – Its Own Worst Enemy
Military only helps fan flames of suspicion by their refusal to open themselves up to civilian inspection.
Philippines Extra-Judicial Killing Project Launches
New IWPR initiative seeks to build consensus over what is a deeply divisive issue.
Senate Should Probe Mindanao Homeland Deal
It should not buy government assertion that because it no longer wants the agreement in present form, it's a dead issue.
Philippine Project Acclaimed
Web-based human rights reporting initiative nominated for major new media award.
Philippines Massacre
With mass killings in Maguindanao, Philippines now ranks as world’s most dangerous country for journalists. Photographs by Jes Aznar (27-Nov-09).
Mindanao's Forgotten Refugees
Last year they made up the largest group of newly internally displaced people in the world, but their plight has received little attention.
Accusations Fly in Wake of Suarez Family Killing
Army and rebels charge each other with brutal murder of couple and their four young children.