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The hostages would either "go home without their heads" or "only their heads
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In a joint statement, the Zamboanga Press Club, led by Bernard Concepcion, and
the city chapter of the Union of Journalists of the Philippines, led by Rey
Luis Banagudos, said "freedom of speech, including its exercise through the
mass media, is a fundamental right of every citizen in a democratic society..."

Mediamen, they added, "have a duty to report to the public whatever information
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hideout after President Estrada rejected its demands.

The hostages would either "go home without their heads" or "only their heads
would be sent home," said Abu Asmad Sallayuddin, spokesman for the Abu Sayyaf,
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In a joint statement, the Zamboanga Press Club, led by Bernard Concepcion, and
the city chapter of the Union of Journalists of the Philippines, led by Rey
Luis Banagudos, said "freedom of speech, including its exercise through the
mass media, is a fundamental right of every citizen in a democratic society..."

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Sayyaf threatens beheadings anew

By Roel Pareño | April 17, 2000 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY - The Abu Sayyaf fundamentalist group renewed its threat yesterday to behead the men among the 29 hostages it is holding in a mountain hideout after President Estrada rejected its demands. The...

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Zamboanga mediamen denounce Abu Sayyaf

By Alvin Tarroza | April 2, 2000 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY - Two media groups here denounced the Abu Sayyaf for threatening journalists critical of the Muslim fundamentalist group. In a joint statement, the Zamboanga Press Club, led by Bernard Concepcion,...

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