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He does not speak in a technocratic manner, he speaks like a regular guy — such that if i were an ordinary person listening to him, i would feel that this person, this president, you know, relates to me so well, relates to my struggle. his dominance of filipino politics has allowed mr duterte to go after his critics. a senator investigating his role in death squads has spent four years in jail on what many say are false allegations. critical media groups have been shut down or found themselves facing multiple criminal charges. some believe the country's fragile democracy has been irreparably...

Philippine media groups have hailed the Nobel Peace Prize award to Filipino journalist Maria Ressa as a victory for press freedom, which they say has been under attack by the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte.

Have no status, decriminalise and it's illegal. they gave permission for families to commit honour violence against them. i gave permission for police officers to go ahead and apprehend and find lg eq people and break them and nobody can do anything about it. also mobs and militias will go ahead and terrorise them there is also instances that i heard of lgbtq people are victims of wiretapping by the security force of resources is supposed to be spent that this is the corruption again, the afghan government, there was post be spent towards finding terrorists whatever it may be, al-qaeda, delava...

They can work, they can get education, they are needed in our society, and they will be actively involved. if the international immunity is worried about these issues, we will tell them there will be no, nothing against women in our ruling. our people accept our women are muslims, they accept islamic rules. if they continue to live according to sharia, we will be happy, they will be happy. of course, we await details what living with sharia law means. the group also tried to make reassurances that of a commitment to a free and independent media. but that came with a caveat. sharia law must be ...

A technocratic manner, he speaks like a regular guy — such that if i were an ordinary person listening to him, i would feel that this person, this president, you know, relates to me so well, relates to my struggle. his dominance of filipino politics has allowed mr duterte to go after his critics. a senator investigating his role in death squads has spent four years in jail on what many say are false allegations. critical media groups have been shut down, or found themselves facing multiple criminal charges. some believe the country's fragile democracy has been irreparably damaged under his r...