Due to the increasing number on death toll of criminals killed in buy-bust operations, some people can't help but batt an eye to what's happening. This compelled a senate hearing regarding the alleged extrajudicial killings which greatly hurt the credibility of the new administration.
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Despite overwhelming support of the masses and Duterte himself defending the anti-drug campaign, it still caught the attention of the international media. Following the recent issue of Duterte with the United Nations, an Australian News Media also reported about the killings in the Philippines.
A known news program called 60 Minutes Australia apparently made a mini-documentary regarding what's happening in the Philippines which was a little lop-sided. The host, Liam Bartlett called the 16th President of the Philippines, "dirty harry" and compared him to Donald Trump. Videos of murder spots were also included.
Although the country's senate have been concerned with what's happening, it seems a little bit unfair to document one side of the story without even having to know the whole setup of the story.
Despite overwhelming support of the masses and Duterte himself defending the anti-drug campaign, it still caught the attention of the international media. Following the recent issue of Duterte with the United Nations, an Australian News Media also reported about the killings in the Philippines.
A known news program called 60 Minutes Australia apparently made a mini-documentary regarding what's happening in the Philippines which was a little lop-sided. The host, Liam Bartlett called the 16th President of the Philippines, "dirty harry" and compared him to Donald Trump. Videos of murder spots were also included.
Although the country's senate have been concerned with what's happening, it seems a little bit unfair to document one side of the story without even having to know the whole setup of the story.
Source: TNP, SocialTrendsPH
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