Tirso Cruz, Direk Joey Reyes kinasuhan din ng cyberlibel ni Liza Diño
Tirso Cruz, Liza Dino, Joey Reyes
FOLLOW-UP ito sa nasulat namin dito sa BANDERA kagabi, May 24, tungkol sa pag-file ni dating FDCP Chairperson na si Liza Dino ng 78 counts of cyberlibel against an entertainment website.
Kadalasan kapag nagsampa ng kaso ay hindi ito nalalaman ng kinasuhan kaya waiting sila sa subpoena para malaman kung ano ang reklamo ng taong nagsampa.
At dahil nag-post na si Ms. Liza ng saloobin niya kagabi ay hindi rin nagpahuli ang legal counsel niyang si Atty. Regie Tongol na maglabas din ng lawyer’s official statement.
Heto ang nilalaman ng pahayag ni Atty. Regie Tongol:
“Former Film Development Council of the Philippines chairperson Liza Diño has filed four complaints involving seventy-eight (78) counts of cyberlibel against Philippine Entertainment Portal (Pep.ph) editor-in-chief Jo-Ann Maglipon and Pep.Ph news editor and writer Rachelle Siazon over a series of libelous articles posted on the website of Pep.Ph in 2023,” saad niya.
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Nagulat kami na bukod sa Showbiz entertainment website ay kasama rin sa inireklamo ni Ms. Liza ang aktor at humalili sa kanya na dating FDCP chairman na si Tirso Cruz III at ang kasalukuyang chairman ng nasabing ahensiya ng gobyerno na si Direk Jose Javier Reyes.
Papapatuloy ng statement ni Atty. Tongol, “Also impleaded in the complaints are various personalities including actor and former FDCP chairperson Tirso Cruz III and the present chairperson of the FDCP, Jose Javier Reyes for their hand in the actions of Pep.ph against our client.”
Patuloy pa sa statement, “What is obvious is that our client was given by Pep.ph extraordinary special treatment by releasing not one but six articles to form a series of damaging articles in rapid succession. This created a sustained negative publicity against our client, which is inconsistent with a good faith effort to inform the public and more aligned with a strategy for character assassination. This is not a work of a truly journalistic endeavor but a work often done by public relations instrumentalities.
“The Office of the City Prosecutor of Quezon City under the helm of Chief Prosecutor Vimar Barcellano will hear the complaints and decide the filing of information in court. Our client is doing this in order to send a message that ‘the exercise of press freedom must be done consistent with good faith and reasonable care.’ This was clearly abandoned by Pep.ph when they wrote and published the subject articles.”
Samantala, nagpadala kami ng mensahe kay Rachelle Siazon, news editor at writer ng Pep.ph kaninang madaling araw para hingan ng komento sa kasong isinampa sa kanya. pero wala kaming nakuhang sagot pa at kapag mayroon na ay kaagad naming ilalathala.
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