MANILA, March 12 (Reuters) - The moment Jerica Ann Pico, the widow of a man who was killed during the war on drugs in the Philippines ... were killed during anti-drug operations, by police ...

In the Philippines, neither Duterte nor any of his top police commanders have been charged with crimes. Relatives of victims of drug war and extrajudicial killings and activists hold signs and ...

His arrest by the ICC was a monumental step in prosecuting his bloody drug war. But it’s also the latest episode in a battle between the Philippines ... the domestic impact of Duterte ...

Legal luminaries. Educators. Business leaders. Athletes. Environmentalists. Peace workers. For the third consecutive year, the Philippine Daily Inquirer recognized ...

Former Philippines President Rodrigo ... bureaucracy and dysfunction impact people's lives at every level. Also Read: India caps prices of 53 drug combinations, including tablets for diabetes ...

MANILA – Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte ... Mr Duterte’s perceived coziness with Beijing and his bloody drug war a centrepiece of his campaigning ahead of the May midterms.

Philippine authorities ... linked to his deadly drug crackdown. He was reportedly put on a plane headed for The Hague within ...

The attack on a densely populated civilian area was a violation of international humanitarian law and a war crime, said Emergency Lawyers, a group monitoring the conflict's impact on civilians.

Singapore-based DBS Bank Ltd. expects the Philippine economy to again grow below its target ... for trial over the deadly drug war during the previous administration. DBS also forecasts that the ...

She said that the UNHR has documented the “severe human rights impact of the so-called war on drugs” in the Philippines ... “positive changes” of the current administration’s drug policy, the UNHR ...

The 2016 campaign led to the Philippines being dubbed "patient zero" in the worldwide spread of online disinformation. Kristina Conti, a human rights lawyer representing victims of the drug war, said ...