Philippines Government Killed About Four Hundred For Drug Trafficking

Reuters-Jennelyn Olaires uses her mobile phone as she sits beside the coffin of her partner Michael Siaron, who was killed by unknown assailants because he sold drugs, in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines July 28, 2016.

Duterte fight drug trafficking with full force 

The executive director of the international drug policy, consortium Ann Fordham is appealing to United Nation to condemn the killing of drug dealers in the country.

"we are calling on the UN drug control bodies to publicly condemn these atrocities in the philippines . This senseless killing cannot be justified as drug control measure".

"Their silence is unacceptable while people are being killed on the streets day after day"

The killing is traced back to when the philippine president, Rodrigo Duterte also known as the 'punisher' after his inauguration promised to "eradicate drugs, crime and corruption in the country.

"Please feel free to all us , the police or do it yourself if you have the gun-you have my support." Duterte said in June.

"you can kill him shoot him and i'll give you a medal"

Asia deputy director of human right watch Phelim Kine, said, "Duterte orders to kill suspected drug dealers is not acceptable. He has failed to protect people's most fundamental human rights"