Rodrigo Duterte

What the Philippines Tells Us About the Broken Promises of Human Rights

By Chito Gascon

The 'Strongmen Era' Is Here. Here’s What It Means for You

By Ian Bremmer

President Trump Had Trouble Figuring Out This Awkward Group Handshake with World Leaders

By Kate Samuelson

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte: One Year On

By Joseph Hincks
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Philippine Lawmakers Demand Answers On President's Health

Duterte has taken his fourth consecutive day of leave amid an escalating crisis in the country's south

By Kevin Lui

Beijing Is Winning the Battle to Control the South China Sea

Almost a third of the world’s trade, worth $5 trillion annually, passes through the vital but disputed waterway

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

Rodrigo Duterte Comparison Didn't Bother Trump

President Trump decision to extend a White House invitation this weekend to President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines is drawing condemnation from rights groups and doubts within the Administration.But the President—who pushed a tough-on-crime message...

By Zeke J Miller

Rodrigo Duterte Wins the 2017 TIME 100 Reader Poll

The official TIME 100 list will be announced on Thursday

By TIME Staff

Duterte Appears to Close the Door on Legalizing Gay Marriage

On the campaign trail he referred to an “error in the Bible” that stated unions should only be between men and women

By Joseph Hincks

Q&A: Philippine Vice President Condemns Drug War

Leni Robredo says many Filipinos refuse to "give up the fight for the rights of our countrymen"

By Joseph Hincks

Philippines Vice President Slams Duterte's Drug War

Robredo details the lesser known human-rights abuses that occur beyond the headlines

By Joseph Hincks

Exclusive: Inside the Cell of Duterte's 'First Political Prisoner'

The Philippine Senator has led the fight against Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs. She was arrested on Friday on charges of drug trafficking. TIME gained access to the Manila detention center where she is being held

By Nash Jenkins / Manila

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's Fiercest Critic Arrested

"I have long prepared myself to be a political prisoner of this regime," she said

By Nash Jenkins

Photographers in the Philippines Recall Harrowing Scenes of the Drug War

More than 7,000 people in the Philippines have been killed in President Rodrigo Duterte’s campaign against drugs since July. According to statistics released by the country’s national police, cited by Rappler and Human Rights Watch,...

By Andrew Katz

'I Am Seeing My Countrymen Die'

Local photographers on the frontline of Duterte's drug war reflect on the images that moved them most   By Andrew Katz A teenage "John Doe" lies on a mortuary table, dead from multiple gunshot wounds....

Duterte Say He'll Quit If Rival Can Prove Embezzlement

Sen. Antonio Trillanes accuses Duterte of hoarding nearly $40 million

By Kevin Lui

The Loudest Critic of Duterte's War on Drugs Is Preparing for Arrest

Senator Leila de Lima, who faces drug trafficking charges, says she is "prepared to be arrested"

By Nash Jenkins

In Manila, Death Comes By Night

Since Duterte took office in late June, more than 6,000 people have been killed in his campaign to purge the Philippines of illegal drugs and those associated with them, according to reliable estimates by local...

James Taylor Cancels Show Because of Duterte's Drug War

"I don't think of my music as particularly political but sometimes one is called upon to make a political stand"

By Nash Jenkins

Philippine Lawmakers Want Facts on Duterte Opioid Use

Lawmakers demand transparency after Duterte, the scourge of Philippine drug users, admitted last week to abusing fentanyl

By Kevin Lui
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