- Looking back: Day One, Year One of the antidrug campaign
- The Drug Killings: Who, What, Where, When, How?
- Building a dataset of publicly available information on killings associated with the antidrug campaign
- The search for humane, effective, and evidence-based solutions to the drug problem
- AntiDrug campaign timeline
- The role of local officials in the antidrug campaign
The Official Death Tally
#RealNumbersPH are social cards prepared by various state agencies. These numbers have been shifting over time. One such card, posted on Facebook at the end of 2017, listed nearly 4,000 killed in police operations and over 16,000 drug-related “homicides under investigation.” The most recent figures say that between July 1, 2016 and May 21, 2018, 4,279 were killed in police operations. There were also 22,283 “homicides under investigation” possibly related to drugs.
This document from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency shows the numbers of those killed or arrested, as well as illegal drugs seized, during law -enforcement operations as of March 2018.
The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism has raised questions about these numbers.
- Looking back: Day One, Year One of the antidrug campaign
- The Drug Killings: Who, What, Where, When, How?
- Building a dataset of publicly available information on killings associated with the antidrug campaign
- The search for humane, effective, and evidence-based solutions to the drug problem
- AntiDrug campaign timeline
- The role of local officials in the antidrug campaign