The U.K Parliament Endorses Duterte’s Drug War
he British Parliament on Friday after series of debates and discussions endorsed Duterte’s war on drugs.
The house took into consideration the effects of drugs on the ordinary citizen and the vulnerability of the poor to the activities of drug pushers.
The house took into consideration the effects of drugs on the ordinary citizen and the vulnerability of the poor to the activities of drug pushers.
The house therefore endorsed the crackdown of drugs pushers and drug lords in the Philippines and assured Duterte of its full support in nipping the situation in the bud.
Duterte, after taking office initiated a war to sweep away all who have to do with drugs trade in the country. The operation which has cost the deaths of over 2000 people has received both praises and criticisms.
Source: bbc101
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British Parliament
ReplyDeleteDEATH SQUADS IN THE PHILIPPINES AND PRESIDENT DUTERTE
Session: 2016-17
Date tabled: 19.07.2016
Primary sponsor: McLaughlin, Anne
Sponsors:
O'Hara, Brendan Grady, Patrick Fellows, Marion Whitford, Philippa Blackford, Ian
That this House condemns in the strongest terms the extra-judicial killings of drug users in the Philippines; expresses the deepest concern that the killings come as a result of newly inaugurated President, Rodrigo Duterte, telling citizens to form death squads and in his words to go ahead and kill drug addicts; considers that those with addictions deserve support to beat their addictions rather than punishment, and certainly not murder; and calls on the Government to make strong representations to President Duterte and express the alarm at which this development was met by hon. Members.
He never told that to citizens to form death squads. In fact he denied involvement in death squads and extra-judicial killings.
ReplyDeleteI guess the international community wants to see more dead women and children rather than get rid of the drug addicts.
ReplyDeleteyeah, i think so too. the lives of these drug users and pushers who were killed by their comrades and protectors before are more important to others.
ReplyDeletethey thought it is easy to live in a drug infested country
and how about the lives of the victims of those drug addicts, lives of those people who are not manace to the society but bread winners and help build the economy, where will the family go to take refuge>>> think of that if drugs cannot be controlled for the next 10 years or even 5 years , where will our young generations go when drug peedlers are not even afraid to sell even in school campuses, think of that? and answer it?
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