Philippine Drug War

GPTKB entity

Statements (57)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf political campaign
gptkbp:aimsTo drug-related crime
gptkbp:associatedWith human rights violations
extrajudicial killings
gptkbp:criticism gptkb:European_Union
gptkb:United_Nations
gptkbp:established gptkb:Rodrigo_Duterte
gptkbp:foundedIn 2016
gptkbp:hasImpactOn judicial system
families of victims
law_enforcement_practices
gptkbp:hasResidence political polarization
increased scrutiny of police practices
calls for accountability
increased political activism
increased calls for reform
increased media coverage
increased public health funding
increased focus on mental health issues
increased collaboration with NGOs
increased public awareness campaigns
increased advocacy for victims' rights
increased legal challenges
increased collaboration with health organizations
increased awareness of drug issues
changes in drug policy
decreased public trust in police
increased academic research on drug policies
increased advocacy for drug rehabilitation
increased awareness of addiction issues
increased calls for mental health support
increased calls for transparency
increased community support initiatives
increased diplomatic dialogues
increased drug arrests
increased focus on drug education programs
increased focus on rehabilitation over punishment
increased funding for anti-drug programs
increased international human rights advocacy
increased international relations tensions
increased media investigations
increased public discourse on drug laws
increased public health discussions
increased social media campaigns
gptkbp:hasTheme public protests
international scrutiny
domestic controversy
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Philippine Drug War
gptkbp:influencedBy political climate
gptkbp:involves community outreach programs
police operations
gptkbp:opposedBy human rights organizations
gptkbp:promoted gptkb:Duterte_administration
gptkbp:resultedIn thousands of deaths
gptkbp:supportedBy gptkb:Philippine_National_Police
gptkbp:targets drug dealers
drug users