Tag: drug war
Banality of evil
What if evil becomes banal and normal... What if it is clothed in garments of obedience, duty, obligation, purpose, patriotism, or "truth”?
Bishop laments ‘systematic’ police abuses
The bishop is a vocal critic of former president Rodrigo Duterte’s ruthless war on drugs and a known defender of its victims
Philippine judge steps down from jailed Duterte critic’s case
De Lima, a staunch Duterte critic, has been in prison for more than six years on narcotics-related charges
Denial of Duterte’s top critic’s plea for bail draws flak
“Every day of her continuing detention, just like that of the more than 700 political prisoners at present, is a day of injustice against her"
Women as first witnesses
They even stood at the foot of the cross at the time when all the rest of men went running away
Photos: ‘Compassion and Healing in the New Normal’
Families of victims of drug-related and extrajudicial killings in the Philippines stage a play before representatives of the European Union
Caritas Philippines calls on Marcos to allow ICC probe into ‘drug...
Caritas Philippines said an investigation “will allow the due process to run its course and ensure justice and truth will prevail”
Church groups join ICC probe into ‘drug war’ killings
“This is a step in the right direction to promote transparency, fairness, and trust in public institutions,” said Father Antonio Labiao
Philippines to appeal ICC resumption of drug war probe
Officially, 6,181 people were killed in Duterte's "war on drugs" but rights groups say that up to 30,000 may have been killed
Philippine corpse-whisperer seeks justice for drug war victims
Fortun is helping rights groups gather evidence that could be used in court against police accused of carrying out extrajudicial killings