Rodrigo Duterte
In the wake of international condemnation, the incoming president vowed to protect reporters and pursue their killers.
The incoming president hurled insults and profanities at the media and the United Nations.
The president-elect reportedly catcalled a female journalist at a news conference.
About 175 journalists have been killed in the Philippines since 1986, ranking it among the most dangerous places to work in the news business.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Duterte won the ballots of nearly 40 percent of 44 million voters, lured by his success against crime in Davao, despite the questions his policies raised among human rights campaigners.
The president-elect says he will pursue peace talks with Marxist guerillas.
Meet Rodrigo Duterte, who once called the pope "a son of a whore."
Rodrigo Duterte's election win is causing alarm.
Rodrigo Duterte's truculent defiance of political tradition has drawn comparisons with U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, as have his references to his libido.