First of two parts

ON TOP of Bayani Arago’s desk at the Commission on Human Rights’ (CHR) National Capital Region (NCR) office is a pile of clippings now about an inch thick. The news reports, which Arago began collecting on July 1, tell stories of various police encounters that almost always end up with the same outcome: a drug suspect dead.

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