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Philippines: NUJP Insists Military 'Order of Battle' a Tool Against Press Freedom
By: bulatlat
Posted: Jun 4 09
Witnessed: 1577 times
Regions: Philippines
Issues: Freedom of opinion & expression
In this video clip, NUJP vice chairman Jaime Espina explains his group's position against the military's "order of battle."
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