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50% say Rody should be held accountable for drug killings
The Philippine Star
|October 14, 2025
One in two Filipinos agrees that former president Rodrigo Duterte should be held accountable for killings in relation to his administration’s so-called war on drugs, a commissioned survey conducted ty Social Weather Stations (SWS) showed.
The Sept. 24 to 30 survey, commissioned by the Stratbase Group, asked respondents how much they agree or disagree that Duterte “should be held accountable in the International Criminal Court for the killings related to illegal drugs during his administration.”
Fifty percent said they agree with the statement (31 percent “strongly agree,” 18 percent “somewhat agree,” correctly rounded), while 32 percent disagreed (22 percent “strongly agree,” 10 percent “somewhat disagree”).
This story is from the October 14, 2025 edition of The Philippine Star.
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