About this episode

The episode discusses the ongoing fight for accountability in the Philippines' drug war, featuring the ICC's role and a mother's story of loss and hope.

Ten years after the launch of the Philippines' war on drugs, the fight for accountability continues. In this episode, we unpack the ICC's role in investigating alleged crimes against humanity and hear a mother's powerful story of loss, hope, and the long road to justice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People in this episode

Host: PumaPodcast

Guest: mother

Topics covered

• drug war
• accountability
• human rights
• justice
• families
• loss
• hope

Keywords

• drug war
• Philippines
• ICC
• justice
• accountability
• human rights
• families
• loss
• hope

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: ICC

Places: Philippines

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