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Graphic shows police killings by day between July 1 and August 29.
NARCOTICS
Duterte’s anti-crime slogan is "kill them all"" "
By Duncan Mil
August 30, 2016 - More than 750 people have been killed in police anti-narcotics operations since July 1 -- the day after President Rodrigo Duterte came to power -- while a further 1,200 deaths are being investigated as vigilante killings.
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