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Philippine Nobel Winner, Journalist Maria Ressa Acquitted Of Tax Fraud
Philippines Nobel laureate Maria Ressa and her news site Rappler were acquitted of tax fraud by a trial court on Tuesday, in another legal victory for the embattled journalist.
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Maria Ressa: 5 Points On Nobel Prize Winning Journalist
Maria Ressa, the Philippine journalist who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021, won a major legal victory on Wednesday after she was acquitted of tax evasion. She has been at the centre of several high-profile legal battles in the Philippines.
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Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa Cleared By Philippine Court Of Tax Evasion
The 2018 case accused the journalist and her organization of not declaring taxable income worth $2.58 million.
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Philippines President Congratulates His Critic Nobel Prize Winner Ressa
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's office on Monday congratulated journalist Maria Ressa for winning the Nobel Peace Prize, calling it "a victory for a Filipina" for which it was happy to see.
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Maria Ressa Dedicates Award To "All Journalists"
Veteran Philippine journalist Maria Ressa on Saturday said her Nobel Peace Prize was for "all journalists around the world", as she vowed to continue her battle for press freedom.
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Without Facts, No Truth, No Democracy: Nobel Peace Winner Maria Ressa To NDTV - Full Transcript
Investigative journalists Maria Ressa of the Philippines and Dmitry Muratov of Russia won the Nobel Peace Prize for their work promoting freedom of expression.
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Journalist Critical Of Philippine President Faces Up To 6 Years In Prison
Philippine journalist Maria Ressa was convicted Monday of cyber libel and sentenced to prison in a case that watchdogs say marks a dangerous erosion of press freedom under President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Philippine Journalist Maria Ressa Arrested Again, This Time For "Fraud"
Philippine journalist Maria Ressa was arrested Friday on a fraud charge, her second detention in what press freedom advocates have said is retaliation for her news site's criticism of President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Philippine Nobel Winner, Journalist Maria Ressa Acquitted Of Tax Fraud
Philippines Nobel laureate Maria Ressa and her news site Rappler were acquitted of tax fraud by a trial court on Tuesday, in another legal victory for the embattled journalist.
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Maria Ressa: 5 Points On Nobel Prize Winning Journalist
Maria Ressa, the Philippine journalist who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021, won a major legal victory on Wednesday after she was acquitted of tax evasion. She has been at the centre of several high-profile legal battles in the Philippines.
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Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa Cleared By Philippine Court Of Tax Evasion
The 2018 case accused the journalist and her organization of not declaring taxable income worth $2.58 million.
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Philippines President Congratulates His Critic Nobel Prize Winner Ressa
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's office on Monday congratulated journalist Maria Ressa for winning the Nobel Peace Prize, calling it "a victory for a Filipina" for which it was happy to see.
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Maria Ressa Dedicates Award To "All Journalists"
Veteran Philippine journalist Maria Ressa on Saturday said her Nobel Peace Prize was for "all journalists around the world", as she vowed to continue her battle for press freedom.
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Without Facts, No Truth, No Democracy: Nobel Peace Winner Maria Ressa To NDTV - Full Transcript
Investigative journalists Maria Ressa of the Philippines and Dmitry Muratov of Russia won the Nobel Peace Prize for their work promoting freedom of expression.
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Journalist Critical Of Philippine President Faces Up To 6 Years In Prison
Philippine journalist Maria Ressa was convicted Monday of cyber libel and sentenced to prison in a case that watchdogs say marks a dangerous erosion of press freedom under President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Philippine Journalist Maria Ressa Arrested Again, This Time For "Fraud"
Philippine journalist Maria Ressa was arrested Friday on a fraud charge, her second detention in what press freedom advocates have said is retaliation for her news site's criticism of President Rodrigo Duterte.
