Four years into President Duterte's War on Drugs - and three years since the death of Caloocan teen Kian delos Santos - Mr. Duterte's first top cop, then-PNP Chief and now senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa, admits: the controversial, bloody war should have started with an "internal cleansing," targeting "scalawag" members of the police.
Sinabi ng International Criminal Court (ICC) noong Dis. 5 na "nais nitong wakasan" sa 2020 ang paunang pagsusuri nito sa mga umano’y krimen laban sa sangkatauhan na isinagawa ng gobyernong Duterte kaugnay ng giyera laban sa iligal na droga.
Here are three things you need to know about the ICC’s 2019 report.
PhilRights said there is enough evidence to conclude that the drug war “has resulted in gross and interrelated human rights violations that extended to the families and communities of those who have been killed.”
Latest survey results by an independent pollster do not support Angara’s claim.
Hindi pinatutunayan ng mga opisyal na tala ang kanyang pahayag.
Official records do not bear out his claim.
Lawyer Gilbert Andres says the "Kian Delos Santos conviction" is not enough.
Three patterns emerge from our reports.
Si Duterte ay gumawa ng maraming maling pahayag tungkol sa kanyang giyera laban sa droga.