
photo by: Lawrence Soria
Who Killed Who?
Hand-cuffed. Dragged in a dark alley. Two heavy hands griping on his arms, he was forced and he pleaded. People saw him but they knew the two heavy-handed were authorized so they did not do anything. Until the trigger was pulled, a noise came from a corner. A seventeen-year-old boy was shot by the policemen.
Kian Delos Santos, a Grade 11 student from Caloocan City is one of the eleven persons killed in an anti-drug operation in Caloocan last Wednesday. He was found dead with a gun in his left hand but his father, Saldy said that Kian was not left-handed. The teenager’s dream was to be a policeman but the policemen who killed him, killed his own dream.
Cry of the Innocent: End Culture’s Impunity
As of April 23, 2017, there is a total of 7,000 deaths both from legitimate police operations and unexplained killings. A mix of drug users, dealers, suspects and there will always be the innocent ones. Who knows?
Vice President Leni Robredo talks about her disappointment with the 24-hour police operation in Bulacan which killed 32 drug suspects. According to an interview, Leni urged the Filipinos to voice out against extrajudicial killings. But even if the VP speaks, the killings continue.
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Sea of ownership
“Guard what you have and don’t let anyone steal it.” This is the current situation of the West Philippine Sea when they spotted Chinese vessels again with the help of the satellite image.
The fight between the China and Philippines for the ownership of the island seems to be coming back. The Ships from China were found around the island in the West Philippine Sea. The presence of Nine fishing ships and two navy ships of China were found last August 13 with the help of satellite Image.
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Human rights vs. Blood shed
Running and fighting for their lives because of drugs there are 700 extra judicial killing cases yet only one case has been reached in the court and not even half have been filed in the court. The 700 ejk isn’t even half of the 10,000 to 12,000 people who died according to the data of CHR.
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If this is a boxing match then it is already in the second round. CHR chairperson Chito Gascon won’t back down to the fight of the human rights advocates.