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The Court of Appeals says the granting of Maria Ressa’s motion to travel abroad is warranted by necessity and urgency, humanitarian reasons, and enough evidence that she is not a flight risk.

The Court of Appeals has finally granted Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa’s appeal to travel abroad, deeming her in-person attendance in a series of lectures in Harvard Kennedy School in Boston, Massachusetts as “necessary and urgent.”

Aside from attending lectures, the Rappler CEO also indicated in her latest motion that she intends to visit her parents in Florida, which the CA found as a humanitarian reason to grant her motion.

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