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An Unconstitutional Law: A Discourse on the Cybercrime Law

An Unconstitutional Law: A Discourse on the Cybercrime Law
March 5, 2013

I refer to the burning issue of the day that concerns our society as a whole. This pertains to the …Read the Rest

Fr Joaquin Bernas weighs in on Article 133 on top of a flawed assumption

Fr Joaquin Bernas weighs in on Article 133 on top of a flawed assumption
February 4, 2013

Interesting point revered “constitutionalist” Father Joaquin Bernas makes as he weighs in on the subject of Article 133 of the …Read the Rest

No, freedom of speech is NOT under threat…

No, freedom of speech is NOT under threat…
February 1, 2013

Whiny, emo, pa-victim “activism” is. This realization has failed to sink in, so far, among the chattering classes currently up …Read the Rest

Carlos Celdran faces prison for allegedly offending Catholic faithful in his ‘Damaso’ stunt in 2010

Carlos Celdran faces prison for allegedly offending Catholic faithful in his ‘Damaso’ stunt in 2010
January 28, 2013

Popular tour guide and activist Carlos Celdran was found guilty of acts deemed “offensive to the feelings of the faithful.” …Read the Rest

Filipino viral videos: mere modern symptoms of a very old cultural dysfunction

Filipino viral videos: mere modern symptoms of a very old cultural dysfunction
November 19, 2012

As my colleague Ilda pointed out, Filipinos seem to be averse to speaking out. This may seem to be a …Read the Rest

Angst over Ph anti-Cybercrime law traces roots to Filipino love-hate relationship with ‘freedom of speech’

Angst over Ph anti-Cybercrime law traces roots to Filipino love-hate relationship with ‘freedom of speech’
October 2, 2012

At the core of the brouhaha surrounding the recently-enacted Republic Act 10175, a.k.a. the Philippine Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, …Read the Rest

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