VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Nakatatakot na larawan ni Duterte ng giyera laban sa droga hindi suportado ng datos ng gobyerno
Kabaligtaran ang istoryang inilalahad ng datos ng pamahalaan.
Kabaligtaran ang istoryang inilalahad ng datos ng pamahalaan.
They claim officers of the Manila Police District Station 6 are liable for a “systematic violence” wrought on their neighborhood.
In a press statement, the CHR pointed out that house-to-house drug testing "runs contrary" to the Dangerous Drug Act of 2002.
Ang bilang ng presidente ay salungat sa bilang ng "Real Numbers PH."
Ang pahayag ng presidente ay nakapanlilinlang.
Duterte's misleading claim exaggerates the supposed gains of his administration’s war against illegal drugs.
First, it was 7,000. Now, the disputed body count in the war on drugs has been raised further to 8,000 by no less than Vice President Leni Robredo’s legal adviser, former Akbayan Representative Ibarra Gutierrez.
When police chief Ronald de la Rosa was once asked to explain before the Senate the deaths in the drug war, he had one reply: “They resisted arrest. Otherwise, they would have been alive.”
He played dead to save his life. Having been shot in the chest, Efren Morillo had to cover his wound, slide down a ravine, cross a stream, climb a hill and crawl to the nearest highway to get help.
President Rodrigo Duterte is now likening addicts to slaves, describing them as eternally dependent on drugs.