Philippines' Duterte tells police, soldiers not to cooperate in any drug war probe

Manila (Reuters) - President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterto ordered the police and soldiers not to cooperate in the investigation of the bloody war against drugs and is requesting an international survey internationally

Statement was issued on November 13, 2017 at Rodrigo Duterte Presidential Meeting at the 31st ASEAN Summit Meeting and related summit meeting held at the 19th ASEAN Summit in the Philippine International Conference Center (PICC) in Manila. / AFP photo / NOEL CELIS

Since Duterte took office in June 2016, Western countries and human rights organizations expressed vigilance to police that kill more than 4,000 Filipinos in addition to hundreds of unidentified gunmen who kill drug users doing.

"Regarding human rights issues, irrespective of who the reporter is, my orders are at you, do not answer, do not mind." Duterte armed at his home Davao on Thursday night I told the police officer.

"Who is interfering with the way I manage the country, I know that we are swallowed by drugs," Duterte added.

The Philippines welcomed the UN survey on drug treatment activities signed by Duterte on Tuesday, but it is not the current United Nations Special Rapporteur concerning extrajudicial killings, which Manila lacks prejudice and qualification.

Prosecutors of the International Criminal Court have preliminary examination of allegations charged against Duttel and senior executives in the anti-drug campaign of crimes against humanity. Duterte said he welcomed this and was "willing to corrupt" in the prison to protect the Filipinos

Human rights advocacy groups say that many of the police killings in the drug war are executions. The suspect was armed, refused to arrest, police denied this charge.

Despite criticism of Philippine leader 's bloody anti - drug campaign, poll shows that Duterte is still popular and the most trusted civil servant in the country.

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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

When the President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte held power in June 2016, he immediately announced "drug war" and ordered full-time police to carry out extensive repression and as a result dubious Brought arrest, surrender and death of drug users and dealers. . To date, human rights organizations have estimated that this event claims the life of 7,000 to 12,000 Filipinos. Most of them come from the poorest community in Manila. Recently, Ed Ou, a photojournalist and TED researcher, visited the Philippines to record the situation of the NBC. So Ou caught the influence of crackdown on the Kosa Bulaclac family, which was killed by the Duterte army on June 27, 2017. Immediately after the release of Ou's family documentary "Kill ing List" (see below), Duterte was obliged to eliminate addictive police with several teenage death scandals. But the leader keeps his position - President Cardin calls it "excellent work".