#UNAssemblyFacts VERA Files’ live fact check
Here's a round up of our live fact checking.
Here's a round up of our live fact checking.
Pumili ng ilang banggit mula sa Setyembre 24 na talumpati ni Guterres, pinalabas ni Tulfo na sinabi ng pinuno ng UN na ang kampanya ni Duterte laban sa droga ay kaayon ng UN.
Broadcaster Benjamin Tulfo recently misled listeners of his state-run teleradyo program with a report that said United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres supports President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs.
There was no “big victory” in Geneva, and no UN “recognition” of the Philippine human rights record under Duterte.
Without explaining or apologizing, the state-run news agency replaced the headline and the entire text of what used to be an article entitled “95 nations in 3rd UPR convinced no EJKs in PHL.
Members of the United Nations have called on the Philippines to strengthen its judicial system.
Did the UN Special Rapporteur say shabu doesn’t lead to violence?
President Rodrigo Duterte is now likening addicts to slaves, describing them as eternally dependent on drugs.
It's no longer shocking as it was months before when news of President Rodrigo Duterte taking a swipe at yet another world leader breaks out.
PRESIDENT Rodrigo Duterte shuns the idea that drug addiction is a medical condition with a cure. For him, drug users are the “living walking dead” whose brains have already shrunk, and who have become useless to society. On Oct. 27, in his arrival speech from Japan, Duterte said: STATEMENT: “Eh sabi nila, (drug addiction is)