Despite the ongoing Senate hearing on the alleged extrajudicial killings, there isn't much progress yet on the increasing number of casualties by the anti-drug campaign. As an overwhelming part of masses support the administration's war against drugs, many oppositions have also surged into protests.
One of these is a protest held in New York City last August 23 in front of the Philippine Consulate on Fifth Avenue. Protesters held signs such as "Drug dealing and drug use should not be reasons for execution!”; "Stop the killings" and Duterte is a mass murderer". Surprisingly, the protest was attended not only of Filipinos but also some foreigners.
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The photos caused a major wildfire in social media and angered the administration's supporters. One netizen commented, "ano ang ginagawa ng 16 million na bumoto Kay Tatay Digong? hindi ba tayo marunong magprotesta din para sa ating Presidente? Tayo ang nagluklok sa kanya kaya ginagawa nya lahat para sa ating Kapakanan kaya dapat na atin din siyang protektahan.." and garnered 5, 259likes.
Meanwhile, the photos reached 12, 675 shares and 17k likes.
One of these is a protest held in New York City last August 23 in front of the Philippine Consulate on Fifth Avenue. Protesters held signs such as "Drug dealing and drug use should not be reasons for execution!”; "Stop the killings" and Duterte is a mass murderer". Surprisingly, the protest was attended not only of Filipinos but also some foreigners.
The photos caused a major wildfire in social media and angered the administration's supporters. One netizen commented, "ano ang ginagawa ng 16 million na bumoto Kay Tatay Digong? hindi ba tayo marunong magprotesta din para sa ating Presidente? Tayo ang nagluklok sa kanya kaya ginagawa nya lahat para sa ating Kapakanan kaya dapat na atin din siyang protektahan.." and garnered 5, 259likes.
Meanwhile, the photos reached 12, 675 shares and 17k likes.
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