Rappler Reflects on Drug War Victims' Stories and Shifting Fear

Rappler reflects on a decade of reporting on drug war victims, noting a change in the families' willingness to speak out, driven by the belief that truthful storytelling can influence history.

26 Apr, 00:00 — 26 Apr, 00:00

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RapplerMostly Factual128d ago

[Inside the Newsroom] The drug war victims are not scared anymore

In the past 10 years, what we in the media have always had in common with the families of victims is the belief that stories, if you keep telling them truthfully and forcefully, can change the course of history

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Rappler Reflects on Drug War Victims' Stories and Shifting Fear

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[Inside the Newsroom] The drug war victims are not scared anymore

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