In a unanimous verdict, the High Tribunal issued a temporary restraining order on the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, the same insiders added.
The verdict comes on the same day that the Department on Justice (DOJ) began its consultations with various sectors to clarify the details and meaning of the law.
A total of 15 petitions were filed with the High Court questioning the constitutionality of the law, which, among others, criminalizes libel, increases penalties of crimes under the Revised Penal Code to one degree, and allows government agencies to collect traffic data.
Lawyers and media organizations have slammed the law for its ambiguities and the power it extends to the Department of Justice, which can shut down any web site based on prima facie evidence of libelous content.
No less than a Senator, Sen. Teofisto Guingona III, is a petitioner before the Supreme Court. Guingona was the only senator who did not sign the bill, which was signed into law by President Benigno Aquino III on September 12 and took effect on October 3.
Anonymous Philippines also took responsibility for shutting downgovernment websites last week, as a form of protest.

Right now we have the law and it is our duty to implement it unless declared unconstitutional by the SC or amended by Congress.
“Any power or authority granted by the law to Department of Justice andSecretary of Justice will be exercised judiciously and prudently, within thestandards or parameters set forth in the law and with due regard to fundamental, human rights of individuals.”

"[M]auunawaan siguro ninyo kung gaano ko ninais na gumanti sa nang-api sa aming ama, at sa ating bayan (I hope you understand how badly I then wanted to take vengeance on those who mistreated my father and our nation)," Aquino said.

Marunong pala mag-tagalog si Sen. Kennedy

“To tell you honestly, mom’s plans of running for Congress in Cebu came as a shock to me. I remember I was in Hong Kong, nagkasakit ako 'nun for food poisoning and then pag-check in ko sa Twitter ko, ah! Trending si Annabelle Rama,” she said at the press conference of TV5’s “Enchanted Garden” last August 30. 

“Pag pumasok akong mayor, I have to be there (in the city) 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Congress work is every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. I will have days na maghanapbuhay bilang artista.”

 “Hindi ko naman ini-encourage si Lucky, kasi at the end of the day it’s not our decision. It will be his decision. If he thinks he’s prepared or gusto niya for a change na magsilbi, why not? Sino kami para tumanggi? We’re here to support him. Pero kung sa tingin niya hindi pa siya nadadapat, then I guess hindi na rin muna dapat. So decision yun ni Lucky, hindi namin decision.”

“Si Lucky is doing very well. Isang anak ko na very independent na kung saan man siya ngayon, hindi  niya kami ginamit ni Edu.Kanyang trabaho yan, ni minsan hindi niyo narinig niyan na nanay ko si Vilma or tatay ko si Edu. Lahat yan nag-umpisa siya as a disc jockey so he started mababa, na kung anong meron siyia ngayon, yan ay trinabaho niyaand for that I am very, very proud of Lucky. Marunong sa buhay, alam niya kung saan niya dadalhin ang pera niya. That’s one thing. Yun lang naman dinadasal ko, yung guidance sa mga anak ko,” she adds. 

. “Ako namannever kong sinabing papasok talaga ako [sa pulitika], never kong kinonfirm Sabi ko naman I’ll cross the bridge when I get there,” paglilinaw ni Luis.

“Second siguro nakita rin ni daddy both sides of politics (good and bad) dahil tumakbo rin siya dati, so ‘di maiiwasan na maging protective siya bilang ama,” depensa pa ni Luis. “Tama rin si Daddy na mas malaki ang kinikita ko ngayon bilang isang artista. Ang sa akin lang naman, I’m happy where I am right now. I’m very, very happy sa lahat ng ginagawa ko. Kung dumating ‘yung point na hindi na ako happy at may panawagan ang mga tao siguro iku-consider ko. But at this point, ako na ang nagsasabi, wala pa po sa isip ko.”

 “At the same time, nakikita ko rin naman ang ehemplo ng mommy ko (Batangas Gov. Vilma Santos) so there are always two sides to consider. So ‘yun lang ‘yung akin, if I feel na I’m not happy with what I’m doing sa showbiz, ‘pag feeling ko iba na ang calling ko, iko-consider ko, [pero] hindi ko sinasabing automatic magpo-politicsako.”

“I told him no. I’m strongly against it,” the Kapatid host said when asked for his opinion regarding reports that Luis is planning to enter politics.

 “Ako, hindi ako naniniwala na gagawa ka ng pelikula o telebisyon, pagkatapos gagawa ka rin ng public service. Madi-divide yung attention. The people do not deserve it.”

“Sa ngayon, although paminsan-minsan ay napapag-usapan namin sa kuwentuhan, wala siyang plano at wala kaming plano,” Senator Sotto said.

“I don’t think he’ll do that. Bossing, huwag naman. Narinig ko si Sen. Sotto na ‘One Sotto is enough in politics’ eh,” he said.

“Pero bago pa naman ako mag-artista, magulo na. Magulo din ang showbiz para sa akin,” Annabelle reacts.

“Pwede namang mag-aral. Maraming successful politicians diyan na hindi naman nakatapos.”