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June 2, 2022 | Reuters
President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs killed thousands of Filipinos. As the International Criminal Court weighs whether to push ahead with an investigation of possible crimes against humanity, families’ desire for justice is turning up new evidence in exhumed remains and official death documents.
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Stop the Killings PH is a call to action advocating for harm reduction policies, amplifying demand for accountability, and humanize the stories of the victims affected by the “war on drugs.”
Stop the Killings PH is a call to action advocating for harm reduction policies, amplifying demand for accountability, and humanize the stories of the victims affected by the “war on drugs.”