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Manila considering “total” ban after maid’s death, Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello says.

Frenchiemae Cumpio is the second community journalist arrested since October for alleged rebel links.

Authoritarian leaders could potentially use expanded regulations to punish media critics, press freedom advocates say.

Information was obtained from foreign source, presidential spokesman says.

Rights groups denounce government’s order for media conglomerate to end broadcasts, calling it a “despotic move.”

Victim is the 10th journalist killed since President Rodrigo Duterte took power in 2016, authorities say.

High-profile wife of Hollywood star George Clooney joins defense team of embattled journalist Maria Ressa.

The killing is the 12th slaying of a media worker since Rodrigo Duterte became president two years ago.

The Ampatuan Massacre marked the deadliest mass slaying in the Philippines tied to politics.

Fifty-eight were killed, 32 of them journalists, in single biggest one-day massacre of media workers around the world.

Presidential spokesman rejects Maria Ressa’s statement, says Rappler chief is “entitled to the presumption of innocence.”

Investigators said they were checking whether Gabriel Alburo’s murder was related to his work.

Muhammad Farhan was fishing with two other Indonesians when they were abducted off Lahad Datu in Sabah, Malaysia, last year.

Troops capture guerrilla camp, but extremist leader escapes during firefight, military says.

Blasts took place days after residents in mainly Muslim areas voted “yes” for autonomy.

World condemns attack as Islamic State claims responsibility.

Investigators clear four people seen on surveillance video on cathedral bombing.

Two road workers were among those killed and injured in attacks in the south.

Military officials share views on potential impact of terminating Philippine-U.S. Visiting Forces Agreement.

Investigators from Indonesia’s elite anti-terror group Densus 88 arrive in Manila to help in probe, authorities say.

Attacks come more than a week after twin bombings killed 22 at a church in Jolo.

Washington report was released before authorities blamed Abu Sayyaf for the deadly chuch bombings in Jolo.

Government has questioned downgraded charges relating to 2015 counter-terrorist raid that left 44 policemen dead.

Latest violence takes place as military pursues Abu Sayyaf militants believed behind deadly church bombings.

“You will have to fight the ISIS. They would create hell for us,” President Rodrigo Duterte says.

Officials: Slain militant was involved in attacks that damaged power transmission lines.

Public anger over extended delays has allowed extremists “to regain a foothold,” U.S. government report says.

Officials: Security forces also killed 6 Abu Sayyaf militants in another province.

Suspect is the fourth foreigner detained since January, officials say.

State Department adds Neo-JMB, Abu Sayyaf as well as the Maute group to notorious list.