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in NewsMalacañang does not expressly require accredited bloggers to avoid profanity or fake news, presumes they will behave
For the sake of respecting bloggers’ freedom of expression, the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) removed the requirement over cursing or sharing fake news from its interim social media policy. [ads2] “We had to delete the requirement, limitation regarding the use of profanity because it might encroach on their freedom of speech,” said PCOO Assistant […] More
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in NewsMalacañang should not use jokes as excuses for Duterte’s lies and bad policies, says netizen
Facebook user Bernard Ong urged Malacañang to learn to discern President Rodrigo Duterte’s lies from his jokes, adding that they should not use his jokes to cover up the president’s “outright lies and bad policies.” In his Facebook post on November 6, Ong showed five different instances when Duterte was lying instead of joking. Ong’s […] More