There seems to be no stop to media killings in the Philippines as another Filipino broadcaster was murdered in broad daylight on 22 April.
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A major breakthrough in peace talks could end one of the world's longest-running insurgencies waged by the Moro Islamic Liberation Front against the Philippine state.
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Defying a call by the Philippine Catholic hierarchy to refrain from self flagellation and bloody crucifixion, at least 16 devotees were nailed to crosses on Good Friday.
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The Philippine government's chief negotiator says peace talks aimed at ending one of the world's longest-running insurgencies are "on the cusp of history."
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An independent inventory and decommissioning of rebel weaponry follows the end of hostilities in one of the world's longest-running Islamist insurgencies.
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Police fear the crew might have been kidnapped by the notorious Abu Sayyaf which has linked with al-Qaeda.
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Three years have passed, but a pall of gloom still hangs at the grave site of 57 victims in the gruesome Maguindanao massacre, 32 of them Filipino journalists.
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Lady Gaga's arrival in the Philippines was met with protests branding her songs blasphemous, immoral and contrary to the Christian faith.
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The killing of Filipino journalists continues with impunity. The latest victim was a radio reporter targeted by a lone gunman on a motorbike.
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Philippine police arrested the 96th suspect in the Maguindanao massacre of 32 journalists. 100 suspects remain at large.
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