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National Geographic takes an in-depth look at the controversial war on drugs in the Philippines in their latest edition of "Explorer." National Geographic correspondent, Ryan Duffy, joins CBSN to discuss more of what he learned inside the Phili
War on Drugs: How To Win in Philippines, Bangladesh 来自 ResearchGate 喜欢 0 阅读量: 5 作者:I Bashar,P Vineles 摘要: The counter-narcotics efforts of the Philippines and Bangladesh can be successful only if a comprehensive and long-term approach is taken....
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The fanout problem: from theory to practice Interviews President Fidel Ramos of the Philippines and focuses on the national program in the country to create a `just, comprehensive and lasting peace.'... CL Berman,JL Carter,KF Day - Decennial Caltech Conference on Vlsi on Advanced Research in...
When Duterte launched hiswar on drugs in the Philippinesmore than a year ago, he vowed to use any tactics necessary. The president is known for vulgar language. He once called former President Obamaa "son of a bitch."Endorsements of murder roll off his tongue casually. ...
The Origins of the Drug War Upon taking office in 2016, President Duterte declared his intent to eradicate the drug menace in the Philippines within six months. The aggressive nature of this campaign was anticipated, given Duterte’s track record as the mayor of Davao City, where he was known...
MANILA, July 23 -- Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte vowed on Monday to intensify his administration's war on illegal drugs, saying the fight against drug dealers and users is "far from over." The president said in his third State of the Nation Address that the war against illegal drugs ...
“I will not change my policy, there will be war on against drugs because I have to protect the people,” he said. “I have that sworn duty to defend the people and protect the republic.”
Sri Lanka would be executed drew international attention. Renewing an older pledge, he sought to lift a four decade-long moratorium on capital punishment in the island, modelling his strategy for combating the drug menace on that of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, who he had met in ...