Philippine President Duterte will press on with 'relentless and chilling' drug war that's killed thousands

President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte vowed to maintain the momentum of "cruel and cold" war against drugs on Monday

Duterte said at the congressional conference that the anti-drug campaign made him famous on the international stage, "far away is not over."

Since Duterte took power, the police have killed more than 4,500 people who said they were suspected of drug addicts who refused to arrest.

Manila (Reuters) - President Rodrigo Doutelte of the Philippine pledges to maintain a blood fight of blood on Monday, and the battle will be like the first two of his rulings that he will be in the country in his annual address The same year I told you is "ruthless and cruel".

Duterte said that the anti-drug campaign, which gained international reputation for him, was "unfinished" and struck him and political opponents who tried to reserve him for thousands of murders.

He said: "You are worried about human rights, and mine is human life." He added that his intense campaign aims to protect the public from illegal drugs. Destroy

Since Duterte took power, the police have killed more than 4,500 people who said they were suspected of drug addicts who refused to arrest. Police say the thousands of other deaths are drug related and believe they are being managed by police or hostile gang members

Bloodshed shocked human rights organizations due to the fact that many killings were executed by the police in an abbreviated way and systematically eliminated narcotic users in the poorest areas. The police strongly denied these claims

Duterte repeated that his foreign policy would not be aligned with any country, but the relationship with historic enemies is "rejuvenation" and the fight against international crime and the dismantling of a secret narcotics laboratory precedent It became nothing. I will cooperate.

But he added that these warmer relationships should not sacrifice Philippine territorial integrity and economic interests in the South China Sea.

Unlike the previous two speech, Duterte thoroughly read his 50-minute speech.

He urged Congress to pass legislation that provides appropriate labor contracts to millions of short-term employees, protects the environment, and gives autonomy rights to Muslim minorities.

Thousands of women, students, leftist activists, and church groups gathered outside Parliament to condemn what they call Dutert 's poverty alleviation and extensive human rights abuses.

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Since the Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte announced the launch of illegal drugs on June 30, 2016 police and police killed about 8,000 people in the murder campaign. Duterte called for the citizen to kill suspicious offenders and drug addicts, police force to perform "Oplan Tokhang" activity, knocked on the door and appealed drug suspects to stop drug abuse and surrender . Afraid of life, over one million drug users and promoters surrendered to the police, resulting in a rapid increase in the prison population. The Philippine criminal system is the third most crowded system in the world. Since July 2016, nearly five prisoners are packed in a prison in this country