Traveling in the Philippines might end up leading to prison, because corrupt policemen like to extort money from foreigners. If they don’t receive payment immediately, they may file a charge and put an

President Marcos is lying when he says that he will fight corruption; he is merely wiping out his opponents. One indication that he is not genuinely concerned about corruption is that the Office of the

In the Philippines some policemen are kidnappers, so it is not safe for travelers at all. Here is some basic knowledge: [Philippine's human rights violations] A Thousand Little Deaths Growing Up Under

In the Philippines you will face not just rebels but also corrupt policemen who extort money from foreigners and even kidnap them: [Philippine's human rights violations] A Thousand Little Deaths Growing

In the Philippines you can be arrested and voncited, even if you are innocent: [Philippine's human rights violations] A Thousand Little Deaths Growing Up Under Martial Law in the Philippines #3/152