Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa on the death of democracy

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Recorded29 Aug 2025

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Under the authoritarian rule of President Rodriguez Duterte in The Philippines, Maria Ressa was targeted online, and had 11 arrest warrants out for her in just over a year.Since then, Duterte has been arrested on an International Criminal Court warrant and Maria Ressa has won a Nobel Peace Prize. As democracies increasingly elect strongman leaders and tech companies circulate misinformation with impunity, Ressa warns against sleepwalking into authoritarianism.

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