圣殿：菲律宾毒品战争的清算

The Philippines reckons with its war on drugs By Sean Williams It was in September 2016 that I first visited Talayan, one of the 142 barangays, or political subdivisions, that make up Quezon City, the most populous of Greater Manila’s municipalities. It had been three months since Rodrigo Roa Duterte had become the president of the Philippines, and he was making good on his promise to exterminate the nation’s pushers and users of shabu, a form of crystal meth. During his campaign, Duterte compared himself favorably to Hitler, and encouraged citizens to open funeral parlors to accommodate the impending body count. …