Philippines
IMS was one of the few media organisations to rapidly respond to a massacre of journalists in 2009 on the Philippine island of Mindanao. Since then, IMS has dedicated on-the-ground services and resources to the protection and safety of journalists in the country. IMS quickly established a safety office on Mindanao and continues advocacy in concert with other media organisations by pushing for long-term legislative reform and organizing campaigns against impunity.
Archive
- Two years on from Ampatuan: Impunity still reigns in the Philippines
- Filipino journalists in need of increased support and safety
- IMS to manage safety funds for Danish Union of Journalists
- 500 days since the massacre, it's time for Aquino to act
- Boosting safety of journalists in the Philippines
- One year on: Ampatuan Town Massacre in the Philippines
- "Blood on the hands of the media"
- Seeking justice for murdered journalists in the Philippines
Two years on from Ampatuan: Impunity still reigns in the Philippines
As 23 November marks the two-year anniversary of the killings of 58 people, including 32 journalists and media workers in the Philippines, over 100 of the perpetrators have yet to be indicted
Filipino journalists in need of increased support and safety
Almost two years after the massacre of 32 journalists in Ampatuan in the Philippines, journalists are still at risk and impunity remains an overwhelming issue
IMS to manage safety funds for Danish Union of Journalists
The Danish Union of Journalists has appointed IMS as a main partner in their work to strengthen the safety of journalists around the world. IMS will be managing funds previously channeled through the International Federation of Journalists Safety Fund
500 days since the massacre, it's time for Aquino to act
International press freedom organisations are calling on Philippine President Benigno Aquino III to direct his administration to provide the necessary resources and support to ensure the swift prosecution of suspects accused of murdering journalists and media workers
Boosting safety of journalists in the Philippines
A safety office for journalists on the conflict-ridden island Mindanao in the Philippines has made a significant impact, according to the island's journalists
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