Philippines - Families of victims still await justice on second anniversary of Maguindanao massacre

Reporters without borders

On the second anniversary of the massacre of 32 journalists by then Maguindanao province governor Andal Ampatuan Sr's private militia on 23 November 2009, Reporters Without Borders reiterates its full support for the families of the victims and voices its concern about the continuing impunity and the judicial system's slowness. “We are worried by the lack of progress in the judicial investigation and the repeated postponement of hearings,” Reporters Without Borders said. “Two years after the (...)

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