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Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque (File photo) MANILA - Malacanang on Tuesday maintained its stance on the awarding of Nobel Peace Prize to Filipino journalist Maria Ressa. "The Philippines is a democratic society and every view, regardless of affiliation, must be accorded with respect," Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said in a press statement. Roque made the remark, after the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) schooled him about censorship of Filipino journalists under the watch of President Rodrigo Duterte. On Monday, Roque said Ressa's Nobel Peace Prize award is "not a slap" on the government's face as "no one has ever been censored in the Philippines." Reacting to Roque's statement, the NUJP on Tuesday said the Philippine press has been "under siege" for the last five years. "As someone who once stood before the Supreme Court bench and defended the freedom of the press against the Cybercrime Pr
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