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The families of the victims of the war on Duterte's drugs cry, seek justice in the Philippines | Rodrigo Duterte News

Manila, Philippines – Almost eight years have passed since the brothers Crisanto and Juan Carlos disappeared one morning in Quezon…

Teachers in tents keep the flame of learning on. Almost all Gaza schools have been damaged or destroyed, and thousands…

Washington, D.C. – The detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, turns 23 years old on Saturday. For Mansoor Adayfi, a…

A judge ordered 16 soldiers to remain behind bars while the investigation into the deaths continues. The Attorney General's Office…

Palestinian authorities have said at least 33 people were killed in an Israeli attack on the Nuseirat refugee camp in…

Myanmar-Thailand border – In a secret meeting above a cafe in a town on the Myanmar-Thai border, Ko Aye examined…

Three former police officers have been convicted of federal charges related to the fatal beating of Tire Nichols in Memphis,…

As the war enters its 942nd day, here are the top developments. Here is the situation on Tuesday, September 24,…

A series of sexual misconduct allegations has rocked the film industry in the southern Indian state of Kerala, triggering a…

Indonesian police say Mehrtens was airlifted out of the mountainous Nduga and appears to be in good health. New Zealand…