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Neil Jayson Servallos

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Neil Jayson Servallos’s Biography

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Neil Jayson Servallos is an award-winning journalist with six years of experience working for some of the most circulated newspapers in the Philippines. In his career, he has written about conventional and digital crimes, local governments, national security, politics and communities––doing so with a greater focus on context and narrative, while managing deadlines and tight print spaces.

He has been using open-source intelligence (OSInt) in long-form and investigative reporting projects.

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Neil Jayson Servallos’s Journalist Portfolio

The Filipino mothers selling their children for online sexual abuse

The Filipino mothers selling their children for online sexual abuse

The coronavirus pandemic forced Carmen Lirio*, 31, to close down in March 2020 a snack stand she was running …

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Young girls face a lifetime battle removing their naked photos, sex videos from the Internet

Young girls face a lifetime battle removing their naked photos, sex videos from the Internet

The nightmare began four years ago, when Grace* was in high school. She remembered sitting quietly at her des…

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For lust and money: when online sexual encounters end in despair and death

For lust and money: when online sexual encounters end in despair and death

Sextortion syndicates in Asia and Africa are raking in millions from targets in places such as Britain, enabl…

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Kids in secret rooms: Why purveyors of online child sex abuse are difficult to catch

Kids in secret rooms: Why purveyors of online child sex abuse are difficult to catch

It was the year 2010. National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) agent Bernard Dela Cruz remembered watching doze…

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'The whole internet can be a watchdog': How to fight online sex abuse of children

'The whole internet can be a watchdog': How to fight online sex abuse of children

DIGITAL SEX CRIMES IN ASIA A bill pending in Congress seeks to impose obligations on private entities used by…

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Articles

Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla has challenged politicians to choose between public service and business, confirming that several lawmakers and mayors are under investigation for acting as contractors, in violation of anti-graft laws.

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By Neil Jayson Servallos Verified
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Remulla dares pols: Set standard of decency Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla has challenged politicians to choose between public service and business, confirming that several lawmakers and mayors are under investigation for acting as contractors, in violation of anti-graft laws. On his radio program on Saturday, Remulla called out public officials using their positions to secure lucrative infrastructure projects.
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Former Supreme Court associate justice Adolfo Azcuna is standing firm on his legal opinion that prosecutors have established the criminal intent behind Vice President Sara Duterte’s assassination remarks.

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By Neil Jayson Servallos Verified
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‘Prosecutors proved criminal intent in VP kill threat’ Former Supreme Court associate justice Adolfo Azcuna is standing firm on his legal opinion that prosecutors have established the criminal intent behind Vice President Sara Duterte’s assassination remarks.
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Remulla dares pols: Set standard of decency

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By Neil Jayson Servallos Verified
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MANILA, Philippines — Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla has challenged politicians to choose between public service and business, confirming that several lawmakers and mayors are under investigation for acting as contractors, in violation of anti-graft laws. On his radio program on Saturday, Remulla called out public officials using their positions to secure lucrative infrastructure projects.
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Awards

Society of Publishers in Asia Award (Honorable Mention)

2022 - Excellence in Regional Human Rights Reporting

Named a finalist alongside Myanmar Now (Winner) and Fifty One; and, subsequently earned an honorable mention in the most coveted Excellence in Human Rights Reporting (Regional) category. “Widely considered as the Pulitzer Prizes of Asia, the SOPA Awards set a high benchmark for journalism in the region — and celebrate those who produce it, often in difficult and dangerous circumstances.” (SOPA Website)

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LaSallian Scholarum Award

2022 - Outstanding Feature on Youth and Education

The Lasallian Scholarum Awards is the annual media recognition program of De La Salle University that recognizes outstanding coverage of youth and education stories by the national and campus press.

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