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Relations between Washington and Manila deteriorate further over Duterte's policies. (Newsweek, 01.11.2016)
http://europe.newsweek.com/us-cancels-assault-rifle-sale-philippines-protest-duterte-drug-war-515624
Officials in Manila say data being used to support President Duterte’s anti-drug campaign is flawed. (Reuters Investigates, 18.10.2016)
http://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/philippines-duterte-data/
Former Philippine justice secretary Leila de Lima said Duterte's campaign inspired lawlessness. (Newsweek, 24.10.2016)
http://europe.newsweek.com/philippine-senator-calls-icc-investigate-dutertes-war-drugs-512983
Seit Juni sind unter Präsident Rodrigo Duterte mehr als 3.500 Dealer und Süchtige getötet worden. 76 Prozent der Bevölkerung stehen hinter der Politik. (taz.de, 20.10.2016)
https://www.taz.de/Drogenpolitik-auf-den-Philippinen/!5349433/
International court prosecutor says she is deeply concerned in statement apparently aimed at President Rodrigo Duterte. (The Guardian, 14.10.2016)
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/14/philippines-drug-crackdown-warning-icc-rodrigo-duterte
In an exclusive interview, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte discusses his war on drugs and foreign policy. (al Jazeera, 16.10.2016, Video, 23:08)
A glimpse inside the police operations sweeping the Philippines as part of President Duterte's war on drugs. (al Jazeera, 06.10.2016)
Over the past months, thousands of people who use drugs and people suspected of using and/or selling drugs have been killed in the Philippines. The Filipino President, Rodrigo Duterte, is responsible: he has repeatedly encouraged the police and the general public to murder people suspected of being drug users and/or of dealing drugs. As a result, people who use drugs no longer have the right to life in the Philippines. (INPUD, UK, September 2016)
http://www.inpud.net/en/global-week-action-crisis-people-who-use-drugs-philippines
Ronald dela Rosa says: ‘Why don’t you give them a visit, pour gasoline on their homes and set these on fire?’ (The Guardian, 26.08.2016)
(...) the Philippines' dark underbelly of police raids, dealers and assassins through the story of one woman trapped in a chilling predicament. (BBC, 26.08.2016, Video, 03:18)
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-37172002
In den Städten der Philippinen sind Armut und Kriminalität ein Problem. Der Staat führt deswegen einen zweifelhaften Antidrogenkrieg. (zeit.de, 08.09.2016)
Peru's government will once again implement a militarized security strategy for the coca-producing VRAEM region, a policy which will could lead to increased confrontations between authorities and the Shining Path guerrilla group. (insightcrime.org, 11.10.2016)
http://www.insightcrime.org/news-briefs/peru-renews-military-operations-in-vraem-coca-hub
Salahuddin – On Wednesday Iraqi security forces burned a 16 thousand square meter field planted with opium poppies belonging to ISIS gangs near Sharqat district in Salahuddin province. (IraqiNews.com, 05.10.2016)
http://www.iraqinews.com/iraq-war/iraqi-forces-burn-land-belong-isis-planted-opium-poppies/
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