The Commission on Elections (Comelec) will no longer require individuals endorsing candidates for the May 2025 elections to register their social media
The Commission on Elections will no longer require individuals endorsing candidates for the May 2025 elections to register their social media accounts.
The decision was made after consultations with stakeholders, during which the issue of freedom of expression was discussed and considered.
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