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“When the Press Was Silenced, Who Kept the Stories Alive?”

54th anniversary of Martial Law marks shift to modern, multi-platform news.

Key points

  • Martial Law in 1972 led to shutdowns and government control of media.
  • A resilient alternative press, the Mosquito Press, persisted despite risks.
  • Today news spreads via phones, livestreams, vlogs, and creators beyond campuses.
  • Trust in news declined to 28% per the 2026 Reuters Institute report.
  • #SineSDGs screens Portraits of Mosquito Press to explore press freedom today.
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