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From a country that was once known as the most liberalเล่นสล็อต ฟรีpress in Asia. But the Philippines has recently shut down the investigative news site Rapler, founded by Ralval Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Rezza.
Maria Rezza, a former CNN correspondent (CNN), founded her own online news agency in 2012, and news site Rapler has steadily grown in popularity for her investigative coverage and criticism of President D. Rodrigo Duterte is serious
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But in 2018, the Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) revoked Rapler's license. He argues that the rapler has two American investors, which is against the country's constitution that only requires media owners to be Filipinos.
"The raplers are 100% Filipino, let me say one more time in front of the media that we are in compliance with the Philippine constitution in all respects," Rezza told the BBC.
The rappers have fought legal proceedings. by emphasizing being a "free" media
But a recent statement from the SEC pointed out that the agency, as well as the courts, held the view that Rapler's funding model was unconstitutional.
The latest order came just days before President Duterte resigned. and forward the role of the country's leader to his allies Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son of former brutal dictator Ferdinand Marcos.
Rapler reiterated that the news agency would not shut down its own website. and fight the law
Rezza told reporters the verdict was a result of a highly unusual judicial process. And her website can no longer trust the rule of law.
Who are American investors?
About three years after its founding, Rapler was funded by two American investors in 2015: North Base Media, a conglomerate run by former journalists. and Omiddyar Networks, the investment firm of Pierre Omiddyar, founder of eBay.
The rapper has always insisted that he has never been influenced by foreigners. And to prove that point, in 2018, Omiddiar awarded investment shares to Filipino rapler employees. To show sincerity that 'foreigners' will not have the power to run this business
Rezza said the SEC's ruling was an attempt to fend off news outlets that have challenged powers again in the past six years.
