Philippines’ ‘War on Drugs’

Since taking office on June 30, 2016, President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte has begun a "drug war" that killed over 12,000 Filipinos. At least 2,555 people were killed by the Philippine National Police. Duterte and other high officials incited and instigated the murder in a campaign that could constitute a crime against humanity

Human Rights Watch discovered that the police forged evidence that illegal killings would be justified. More and more people are searching for it, but Duterte pledges to continue sports yet.

Large-scale extravagant violence as a criminal solution is the characteristic of Du Terte's term of 22 years as Mayor of Davao and is the essence of his presidential election campaign. Just before the victory on May 9, 2016, Duterte told more than 300,000 people: "If I go into the presidential office, I will do what I do as mayor, you drugs You are an addict, a holder, and - nothing, I will recommend you leave as I kill you. "

In this article I will explore the relationship between money and violence in the Philippine drug war. Based on long-term ethnographic and political contact with Manila's poor urban communities, we believe that even though the drug war made the state killing a new level, the Philippine nation killed the people before its onset I do not know what I did. Furthermore, we believe that killing can not be separated from Philippine police corruption. In this article, by calling out the concept of violent exchange, it is shown that corruption and death all lead to a special understanding of national citizen relations. As war redefined how death and corruption worked, people in downtown Manila desperately wanted to find a way to contact the police in such transient situations due to the high stakes It is.

"Philippine Drug War" refers to Phillip government's narcotic policy led by President Rodrigo Durte. The operational procedure for the implementation of this policy, called Oplan Double Barrel (or Double Guns), is the process between the two Balange governments and the Philippine National Police (PNP), aimed at "nullifying the illegal drugs nationwide" It refers to the adjustment campaign. People "Duterte urged citizens to kill suspects and drug addicts. Lawyers acting on behalf of drug crime suspects are also targeted by perpetrators of unknown identities.

On January 31, 2017 Amnesty International announced a search report investigating 59 drug-related killings in 20 cities. "Execution outside the court" is a process in which the police systematically aimed at poor people and unarmed people nationwide, planted "evidence" at the same time, recruited payer, and reported an official incident report from people who killed them We have detailed the method of making it. " Amnesty International is strongly concerned that intentional, extensive and systematic killings of drug criminal suspects that were planned and organized by the authorities under international law are crimes against humanity. "