Enough with the Congressional hearings, it’s time to bring Rodrigo Duterte to the Dept of Justice

Since August, the House of Representatives (HoR) has convened a joint panel to examine human rights abuses committed by the police during former president

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Who let the dogs out?: Why the continuous evasion of our border security by fugitives is alarming

After months of evading the House of Representatives’ Quad-Committee inquiry into his so-called “war on drugs”, former president Rodrigo Duterte surprised many when he

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“Subtle bribery”: Explaining the mysterious envelopes under Sara Duterte’s Dept of Education

As taxpayer spending under Sara Duterte’s Department of Education (DepEd) continues to be scrutinized, a recurring theme is emerging: high-ranking officials in the agency

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There should be no question now that crimes against humanity occurred during Duterte’s war on drugs

When Rodrigo Duterte campaigned during the 2016 presidential elections, he vowed to kill “as many as 100,000 people” in his crackdown on illegal drugs.

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Why Rodrigo Duterte’s supporters have no reason to celebrate about his Senate inquiry appearance

“A fish often gets caught by its mouth,” so goes the age-old adage. What this saying conveys is that a person often gets caught

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The key points from Al Jazeera’s documentary on Chinese spy She Zhijiang and CCP espionage in Southeast Asia

Although the Senate and House of Representatives’ respective hearings have done well to expose her identity and involvement in criminality, it would be a

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