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Dennis Denora, a Sun.Star reporter and publisher of the Trends and Times community paper, has been shot dead by unidentified killers, according to the Davao chapter of the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines.
Denora was killed near the wet market of Panabo City in Davao Del Norte on Thursday afternoon, NUJP Davao says.
The Davao del Norte Press & Radio-TV Club says in a statement that is is angered and saddened by news of the killing.
"His death awakens the anger and pains of journalists who do their job and yet are being judged by the pistol," the group also says. ....
This is really important – Snr US admin official on call said withdrawal of remaining US forces from Afghanistan will not be conditions based. The President has reached the conclusion that ‘conditions based’ withdrawal is a recipe for staying in Afghanistan forever. will begin May 1, be completed by 9/11 In the past, there have always been conditions – if this agreement is reached, if fighting in that province slows down, yatta yatta. Those conditional allowed the military and others to say “The time is not right.” This time, we’re getting out. Period. And I think there will be an almost immediate withdrawal of some troops. ....
Sima Samar, a prominent activist and physician, who has been fighting for women s rights in Afghanistan for the past 40 years, leaves her house for work, in Kabul. - AP KABUL: Nearly 20 percent of Afghan women journalists have quit or lost their jobs in the past six months, a media watchdog group said on Monday, as a wave of murders targeting the press has intensified in the war-torn country. The Afghan Journalists Safety Committee said that more than 300 women had left the industry in recent months, citing the “wave of targeted killings” as one of the main reasons along with financial difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic. ....
Afghan women leaving journalism in droves as violence soars - Newspaper dawn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dawn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Las periodistas afganas, forzadas a quedarse en casa por miedo a ser asesinadas - La Razón la-razon.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from la-razon.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.