Entitled:
RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC ORDER AND ILLEGAL DRUGS TO CONDUCT AN INQUIRY, IN AID OF LEGISLATION, INTO THE FINDINGS OF THE NEW YORK-BASED COMMITTEE TO PROTECT JOURNALISTS WHICH IDENTIFIED THE PHILIPPINES AS THE MOST MURDEROUS COUNTRY FOR JOURNALISTS, WITH THE END IN VIEW OF RECOMMENDING POLICY MEASURES TO PROTECT PRESS FREEDOM AND TO CARRY OUT THE RESOLUTE IMPLEMENTATION OF JUSTICE IN THE COUNTRY
[ FIRST REGULAR SESSION, 13th CONGRESS ]
[ 2005 ]
5/3/2005	Introduced by Senator VILLAR, JR.;
5/4/2005	Read on First Reading and referred to the Committee(s) on PUBLIC ORDER AND ILLEGAL DRUGS; and PUBLIC INFORMATION AND MASS MEDIA;
[ THIRD REGULAR SESSION ] [ 2006 ]
10/12/2006	Returned and submitted jointly by the Committee(s) on PUBLIC ORDER AND ILLEGAL DRUGS; JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS; and PUBLIC INFORMATION AND MASS MEDIA per Committee Report No. 150, on UNR-11 re: Privilege Speech of Senator Richard Dick Gordon on August 9, 2004, entitled "Justice for Journalists and Judges", and SRNos. 28, 50, 90, 181, 233, 252, 257, 267, 305, and 420, recommending the adoption of the recommendations and their immediate implementation;
10/12/2006	Submitted said Committee Report to the Senate;
10/12/2006	Calendared for Ordinary Business;
10/12/2006	Sponsors: Senators Villar, Arroyo, Revilla, Jr., Richard Dick Gordon, Pimentel, Jr., M.A. Madrigal, Lim, Miriam Defensor Santiago, Roxas, and the Members of the Committees on Public Order and Illegal Drugs; Justice and Human Rights; and Public Information and Mass Media;