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By Allan Is The MAN on Oct 1, 2012 in: Trending News On The Web, CyberCrime Law, E-Martial Law, Simply Politics
CyberCrime Prevention Act: It has been implemented today according to Justice Secretary Leila de Lima (since the Supreme Court deferred on acting on the petitions yesterday) but how will it affect the ordinary Juan? Republic Act No. 10175 or The ...
By Be Kind To Us Trolls on Oct 1, 2012 in: Humor, Personals, Aquino government, be kind to us trolls, Cybercrime Law, Cybercrime Prevention Act, E-Martial Law, Libel, Libel Provision, Martial Law Online, Online libel, Online Martial Law, Philippine Cybercrime Law, philippines
What if when we check on FB tomorrow, we see a new type of notification,”You have one (1) new warrant of arrest.” Here are some humorous and logical way to bypass or get around the very controversial Cybercrime Prevention Act of the Phili...
By PULPOLitika on Sep 29, 2012 in: Uncategorized, Cybercrime law signed by Ninoy Aquino, e-libel, E-Martial Law, Ninoy and Noynoy Aquino, Press Freedom Law Sotto Law, VIcente Sotto I Press Freedom
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By halfwhiteboy on Sep 20, 2012 in: e-martial law, tito sotto, random, ra 10175, cybercrime prevention act of 2012, online libel, cybercrime law, politics
Forty years ago today, then-President Ferdinand Marcos signed Proclamation No. 1081, effectively declaring the entire Philippines under Martial Law (According to Wikipedia, it was actually signed on Sept. 17 but was postdated to Sept. 21 because of M...