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Philippines Rodrigo Duterte Puts Drug War On Hold Wsj Manila — the top police official in the philippines said monday that he would suspend police participation in the nation’s bloody drug war while he conducted a purge of rogue officers. Former philippine president rodrigo duterte said he takes full responsibility for his administration’s “war on drugs,” as he braces for a legal battle at the international criminal court.

Rodrigo Duterte Says Drug War Will Go On As Police Plan Purge The New York Times In his first testimony before an official investigation on his so called war on drugs, the 79 year old said the squad was made of gangsters, adding that he would tell them "kill this person,. Former philippine president rodrigo duterte said he takes full responsibility for his administration's "war on drugs", in a video message posted on his facebook account, as he braces for a. Former philippine president rodrigo duterte has taken full responsibility for his deadly so called “war on drugs”, in a video message posted on facebook, following his arrest on a warrant. “the war on drugs is the eradication of illegal substances such as shabu, cocaine, marijuana, party drugs, and the like,” he added. duterte said he never authorized police or military abuses, though he admitted instructing law enforcers to defend themselves when threatened by suspects.

Rodrigo Duterte Says Drug War Will Go On As Police Plan Purge The New York Times Former philippine president rodrigo duterte has taken full responsibility for his deadly so called “war on drugs”, in a video message posted on facebook, following his arrest on a warrant. “the war on drugs is the eradication of illegal substances such as shabu, cocaine, marijuana, party drugs, and the like,” he added. duterte said he never authorized police or military abuses, though he admitted instructing law enforcers to defend themselves when threatened by suspects. Duterte reiterated that he’s “ready” to go to prison due to the drug war’s aftermath. he made the statement after edgar matobato, a self proclaimed member of the davao death squad, said he’d file a criminal case against duterte before the icc. Thousands in the philippines have since been killed in the course of duterte’s “war on drugs” — more than 5,500 by the police, according to the government’s official toll, with thousands more. This was what former president rodrigo duterte had to say when asked on monday what he could tell the public about his administration’s brutal anti drug campaign. in an ambush interview at the senate, duterte said he had to implement the drug war “to protect the people” and his country. Claim: former president rodrigo duterte never ordered deaths in the war on drugs and his directive only focused on criminals who violently resisted arrest.

Rodrigo Duterte Says Drug War Will Go On As Police Plan Purge The New York Times Duterte reiterated that he’s “ready” to go to prison due to the drug war’s aftermath. he made the statement after edgar matobato, a self proclaimed member of the davao death squad, said he’d file a criminal case against duterte before the icc. Thousands in the philippines have since been killed in the course of duterte’s “war on drugs” — more than 5,500 by the police, according to the government’s official toll, with thousands more. This was what former president rodrigo duterte had to say when asked on monday what he could tell the public about his administration’s brutal anti drug campaign. in an ambush interview at the senate, duterte said he had to implement the drug war “to protect the people” and his country. Claim: former president rodrigo duterte never ordered deaths in the war on drugs and his directive only focused on criminals who violently resisted arrest.

Philippines Rebuffs International Court Over Duterte S War On Drugs The New York Times This was what former president rodrigo duterte had to say when asked on monday what he could tell the public about his administration’s brutal anti drug campaign. in an ambush interview at the senate, duterte said he had to implement the drug war “to protect the people” and his country. Claim: former president rodrigo duterte never ordered deaths in the war on drugs and his directive only focused on criminals who violently resisted arrest.

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