Filipinos' right to freedom of speech is protected under the 1987 Philippine Constitution.
MOFA added that Ordidor has the right to freedom of speech, as protected by Taiwan’s Constitution.
The media outlet said that Ordidor previously posted a video on her social media account where she “complained about the harsh measures imposed by Duterte’s government during its lockdown” to contain COVID-19 in the archipelago. earlier said that it will have Ordidor deported from Taiwan for supposedly committing cyber libel under thesaid that Ordidor was also asked to delete her controversial video and issue a public apology to Duterte for her remarks.to be “problematic for free expression and press freedom since 1932.”that the Philippine government sought the deportation of Ordidor but added that it is ready to assist her should she be deported.
DOLE’s reaction over Ordidor’s posts on Facebook prompted some Filipinos to recall how the Palace had reacted when a tribute music video released by the Chinese Embassy earned backlash for supposedly showing “propaganda.”said as he juxtaposed news reports about the incidents.
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