Duterte's latest target: the Commission on Human Rights

Tom Smith

Duterte's latest target: the Commission on Human Rights

Centre for European & International Studies Research

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Abstract

The Duterte presidency in the Philippines is little over a year old. But his administration’s short reign provides a cautionary tale of how quickly human rights institutions can become maligned, if not dismantled, if nobody fights back. That fight is decidedly political and must be unashamedly based on human rights.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Diplomat Magazine
Publication status	Published - 8 Aug 2017

Keywords

Human Rights
Duterte
Philippines
NHRI National Human Rights Institutions
Southeast Asia

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All Party Parliamentary Group on Human Rights
Tom Smith (Speaker)
5 Nov 2018
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Association for Southeast Asian Studies in the United Kingdom Conference 2018
Tom Smith (Presented paper)
6 Sept 2018
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National Human Rights Institutions in Southeast Asia: Challenges of Protection
Tom Smith (Presented paper)
13 Jul 2017 → 14 Jul 2017
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All Party Parliamentary Group on Human Rights

Association for Southeast Asian Studies in the United Kingdom Conference 2018

National Human Rights Institutions in Southeast Asia: Challenges of Protection

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