Rappler

The journalist and Nobel laureate faces a number of charges relating to her pioneering work at the local news site Rappler.

Judging from the recent election campaign and the new president's first two weeks in office, the signs are not good.

The news site has published numerous exposes of the Duterte administration's "drug war" and other government abuses.

Fact-checkers are a vital bulwark against the wave of election-related misinformation. But such efforts are coming under attack.

Ressa and Dmitry Muratov of Russia won the Nobel Peace Prize for their fight for freedom of expression in countries where reporters have faced persistent attacks and even murder.

Two journalists' work encapsulates both the resilience of the region’s media, and the increasing threats to its survival.

Domestic and international watchdogs condemned the verdict, which may put countless local journalists and internet users at risk of charges they cannot fight.

The move has been criticized as another attempt to muzzle the media.

Maria Ressa’s arrest deepened concerns about press freedom in the Southeast Asian state.

The lack of justice in the Maguindanao Massacre underscores Duterte's contempt for journalists.

The Philippines’ Duterte turns on the media that helped elect him.