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The Washington Post, in a report on the recent killings of media members in the Philippines, quoted Abi Wright of the Committee to Protect Journalists as saying "a culture of impunity in the Philippines sets it apart from other places."
"There is no chance of retribution if you act against a journalist," Wright said.
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By Jose Katigbak | September 14, 2004 - 12:00am
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