CLAIM: Marami sa mga Pilipino ang suportado ang war on drugs ni dating pangulo Rodrigo Duterte.
RATING: KULANG SA KONTEKSTO
Ipinost ng opisyal na account ng partido politikal ni Duterte sa Facebook ang mga luma at hindi na napapanahong datos tungkol sa pananaw ng mga Pilipino sa war on drugs, nang hindi isinasaalang-alang ang kasalukuyang opinyon ng publiko ukol dito.
Tinataliwas ng PDP-Laban post ang statement ni Sen. Risa Hontivero na nagsasabing, “Hindi ipagmamalaki kailanman ng Pilipino ang war on drugs,” na may kasamang compilation ng mga resulta ng survey noong panahon ng Duterte administration.
Iba rin ang sinasabi ng mga bagong survey tungkol sa war on drugs, partikular sa kaugnay na na imbestigasyon ng International Criminal Court (ICC) sa naturang isyu. Basahin dito
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