U.N. report: Documents suggest PH police planted guns in drug war ops

rapplerdotcom 2020-06-04

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The Philippine police planted guns to support their ‘nanlaban or fought back’ narrative against drug suspects killed in operations. This conclusion is in a United Nations Human Rights Office report released Thursday, June 4. Read: https://www.rappler.com/nation/262885-united-nations-report-documents-suggest-philippine-police-planted-guns-drug-war-operations
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