Dumaguete CPS Inves

The Philippine National Police (PNP) expressed deep concern and sadness over the recent allegations made during the third joint public hearing of the House Quad Committee, wherein the PNP was described as the "largest organized crime group in the country." Such a statement casts a shadow over the integrity and dedication of countless men and women in uniform who have sworn to serve and protect the Filipino people.

We acknowledge that a small percentage of individuals may stray from the right path, but they do not represent the majority of our dedicated and honorable police officers. Our existing internal disciplinary mechanisms have resulted in the dismissal and suspension of numerous PNP personnel found guilty of not adhering to proper protocols or being involved in wrongful activities. This is evidence that the PNP leadership consistently upholds what is right and strives to provide the best possible service to the nation, setting an example for others to follow.

We remain committed to our continuing reforms that strengthen our institution, and this include strict adherence to the President’s call for a holistic approach to combating illegal drugs, with a strong emphasis on the preservation of human life. The PNP, alongside other law enforcement agencies, will be unrelenting in our campaign against illegal drugs, with each agency contributing to a broader effort to address the drug menace.

Meanwhile, we encourage anyone with credible information regarding misconduct within our ranks to come forward. We are fully committed to investigating all allegations thoroughly and impartially, and should any misconduct be proven, we will ensure that justice is served in accordance with the law.

The PNP is a unified organization, and no one can truly love and protect it more than those of us who serve within it. We stand together, committed to upholding our principles and continuing our mission to serve and protect the Filipino people.

𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐓𝐢𝐩𝐬
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POLICING IS HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION

Police officers are committed to perform their sworn duty to serve humanity and protect the fundamental rights under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines and the mandates of the Philippine National Police.

"Ang Karapatang Pantao ay Dapat Isaisip, Isapuso at Palaganapin"

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Nagbahagi ng mensahe ng inspirasyon si VP-Secretary Sara Z. Duterte para sa mga mag-aaral sa kanyang talumpati nitong nagdaang National School Opening Day Program.

Pinaalalahanan niya ang mga mag-aaral na ang kanilang determinasyon at pagsusumikap sa pag-aaral ang pinakamahalagang sangkap para sa kanilang tagumpay.

VP SARA DUTERTE PUBLIC STATEMENT

“I wore that traditional Bagobo Tagabawa dress to the State of the Nation Address of President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr in honor of one of the tribes that form the 11 groups of people of Davao City, apart from the Christians.

But I also wore it in solidarity with the lumads of Mindanao and the many other Indigenous Peoples groups all over the country who have been uprising against the terrorist New People’s Army’s chronic exploitation of their children, arming them as new recruits — nevermind if they are still minors and unable to understand the madness of the terrorism espoused by the NPAs.

I wore the traditional Bagobo Tagabawa dress to raise awareness of the victimization of the IPs by the NPA and the Communist Party of the Philippines and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines.

It was lobbying in the open public the welfare of IPs who have always been the favorite darling of the NPA for their recruitment and attacks — which happen every time they register their resistance.

It was to hold a space for another narrative unknown to many Filipinos and to bridge public awareness of what is horribly happening to the IPs in remote places — deceptions, recruitments, and killings are carried out without mercy by the NPAs and their supporters.

This brings me to Eufemia Cullamat, the mother of an NPA fighter who died in Mindanao in 2020.

As an IP herself, Cullamat should apologize to her fellow IPs for allowing a terrorist group like the NPA to strip them of their dignity as a people and dragging them into a war that serves them nothing as IPs.

And as a mother of a dead NPA fighter, she should apologize to her daughter for sending her to her untimely gruesome demise.

Before I stepped down as mayor, Davao City was declared insurgency-free. IPs in Paquibato District and other hinterlands of Davao are now living a life free from NPAs. They are now safe from the likes of Cullamat.

And I will continue to borrow and wear traditional dresses from IPs and other groups I want to honor and stand in solidarity with against terrorist organizations like the NPA and people like Cullamat.

And I will not waver. In fact, you will see me even more relentless because I have a responsibility to the Filipino people, especially to the Filipino children.

And I promise not to stop so that parents like Cullamat do not bury the bullet-ridden bodies of their children — killed in a war perpetuated by a senseless and idiotic ideology.

Thank you.”

Sara Z. Duterte
Vice President of the Philippines
Secretary of the Department of Education