MALACAÑANG on Tuesday denied that President Rodrigo Duterte issued a shoot-to- kill order against drug suspects following fresh criticisms from the United Nations.
"The President has categorically and repeatedly said that there is no shoot-to-kill order. All drug killings are subject to investigations," Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said.
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