The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) urges the continuation of the UN Joint Programme in the Philippines, emphasizing its significant role in protecting human rights and addressing drug war killings during the Duterte administration.
The Commission on Human Rights on Monday called for the continuation of the UN Joint Programme in the Philippines , saying it is highly impactful in protecting human rights , including addressing drug war killings during the Duterte administration.
“As the end of the program nears in July 2024, we recommend the prospect of continuing this partnership as a foundational pillar, ensuring that the country stays clear-sighted towards its goal to comply with its international human rights obligations and to implement domestic policies which respond to the needs of the vulnerable and marginalized,” the CHR said.
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