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In defense of FB rants, Badoy-Partosa claims free speech, press freedom

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This News5 photo shows Lorraine Badoy-Partosa and lawyer Harry Roque on November 17, 2022 filing her comment on a show-cause order issued by the Supreme Court.

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MANILA, Philippines — Former Palace official Lorraine Badoy-Partosa asked the Supreme Court not to declare her in indirect contempt of court because her social media posts suggesting Manila Judge Marlo Magdoza-Malagar has links to communist rebels is part of her "freedom of expression and of the press."

 

The SC has ordered Badoy-Partosa to explain her posts on Facebook that also implied threats to shoot Judge Malagar and to bomb judges' offices.

 

Badoy-Partosa urged the SC to "tilt anew the balance in favor of freedom of expression and of the press" in her 49-paged comment to the SC’s Show Cause Order, filed through her lawyer Harry Roque, on Thursday.

 

Full Story: https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2022/11/17/2224498/defense-fb-rants-badoy-partosa-claims-free-speech-press-freedom

 

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