And she makes her presence made known again.
United Nations Special Rapporteur Agnes Callamard branded the
death of the 17 year old Kain Loyd Delos Santos as “murder” and called for an investigation of “all unlawful deaths”.
Callamard reposted in her twitter aacount an online article
on the death of Kian Delos Santos, she tweeted: "Yes, Pent Duterte, this
is murder. All unlawful deaths must be investigated. To stop all
murderers."
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| United Nations Special Rapporteur Agnes Callamard in her twitter post has stated that the death of the 17 year old boy in Caloocan City as "murder" (photo credit to PDI) |
And in another post this one with an article regarding the
Delos Santos autopsy report, Agnes Callamard said that the death of Kian as “execution”
is the “latest symbol of a massive,
government-led, human rights crisis”
"The autopsy also demonstrates the importance of
independent and timely investigations into ALL unlawful deaths in the context
of the war on drugs (and other contexts), not only those that generate public
outcry," she said in a social media post.
The Senate yesterday has already started with its
investigation on the circumstances of his death,the Philippine National Police
top brass Director General Ronald Dela Rosa vowed to probe the incident as
well, and he even asserted that the
seemingly high number of deaths under the administrations anti-drug war is but ‘normal.”
Duterte has vowed justice will be served.
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte has already made a
pronouncement that the cops concerned in the minor’s slay will go to jail if
proven guilty.
"Should the investigation point to liabilities, by one,
two or all, there would be a prosecution, and they would have to go to jail if
convicted. That I can assure you, there will be no luto-luto (whitewash)
diyan," Duterte said in a press conference in Malacañang late
Monday. *
"I'm sorry, but you have to face the justice
system," he added, referring to the police involved.
report from abs-cbn
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