The ABS-CBN franchise renewal controversy is a national dispute in the Philippines regarding the renewal of the congressional franchise that would have allowed Philippine media network ABS-CBN to continue broadcasting rights in the Philippines.

On January 6, 2022, ABS-CBN's former television frequencies was already owned by Manny Villar's Advanced Media Broadcasting System for its test broadcast on channel 2 (analog) and provisional authority for Channel 16 (digital), as well as the ALC Group's Aliw Broadcasting Corporation for channel 23 and Apollo Quiboloy's Swara Sug Media Corporation (Sonshine Media Network International) for channel 43.

Former rival TV5 started simulcast of selected ABS-CBN programming on January 24, 2021.

House Minority Leader Joseph Stephen Paduano urges NTC and BIR to investigate the blocktime agreement of ABS-CBN and ZOE Broadcasting Network ( A2Z).

ABS-CBN resumed broadcasting through pay-TV Kapamilya Channel on June 13, and free-to-air A2Z Channel 11 (via ZOE TV) on October 10.

The frequencies assigned to ABS-CBN were recalled by NTC on September 10.

The House of Representatives, particularly the Committee on Legislative Franchises, voted 70–11 to deny the franchise application of ABS-CBN.

National Telecommunications Commission and Solicitor General Jose Calida issued two alias cease and desist orders on ABS-CBN TV Plus and Sky Direct, effectively ceasing operations on June 30 as ordered by President Rodrigo Duterte.

ABS-CBN Corporation filed petitions before the Supreme Court of the Philippines on May 7, seeking to nullify the NTC's cease and desist order.

National Telecommunications Commission issued a cease and desist order on ABS-CBN, effectively ceasing broadcast operations on May 5.ABS-CBN broadcast franchise, granted on March 30, 1995, expired on May 4, 2020.

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