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Last Tuesday night, broadcast journalist Maria Vilma Rodriguez was sitting together with her mother, sister and nephew at a store near her house in Zamboanga City. A motorcycle pulled up and one of the bikers opened fire, hitting Rodriguez three tim

ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines A female broadcaster was shot dead on Tuesday night in a village in this city. Maria Vilma Lozano-Rodriguez, 56, was a single mother of four and broadcast journalist of Zamboanga-based eMedia Production Network. Rodriguez

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Cambodian military police said on Tuesday (Oct 1) they have arrested an award-winning reporter known for investigating local corruptionslotland, trafficking and online scam centres, prompting concern from a prominent human rights group and the Unite