Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte fulfill his vow to kill the perpetrators of drug crimes. People were lying dead in the street up in a narrow alley in the slums of the Philippines. It became a terrifying scene in the country last month.
Photographs of the bodies were allegedly involved in drug-related crimes were lying on the highway and public housing complexes appear in the mass media, as quoted from Asia Correspondent, July 29, 2016.
Photographs showed the bodies discovered when his wife, family, or friends of the victim. They were shot dead by police officers and civilians were armed. Some are mysteriously found dead in the street.
Only in less than a month since sworn in as president on June 30, 2016, the number of bodies found in the operation of the war on drugs reached 300 people. Of that amount, about 61 people were killed by hoodlums. In the operation of the war on drugs, about 70 thousand drug addicts has been surrendered to the government.
Duterte, after his inauguration as president, reiterated his determination to combat drug-related crimes and is not concerned with criticism of human rights violations were addressed to him. He was even prepared to be remembered as the dictator of Uganda