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What Sara Duterte's impeachment trial means for families of drug war victims

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Mia Gonzalez
What Sara Duterte's impeachment trial means for families of drug war victims
AI Summary

The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has begun, drawing protests from families of victims of the previous administration's drug war. Protesters are calling for accountability regarding corruption, human rights violations, and the Duterte family's leadership style.

Why it matters

This trial represents a significant political shift in the Philippines and highlights ongoing tensions regarding accountability for past government actions.

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The framing focuses on the perspective of victims' families and progressive groups, which is a common editorial stance for this publication.

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