Survey says majority of Filipinos agree to investigation of drug-related killings by int’l groups 1 SHARES Share it! Share TweetBy Ellalyn De Vera-RuizSix in 10 Filipinos believe that the Philippine government must not interfere with the investigation of international groups on drug-related killings involving the police, a Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey released on Monday showed. Only 15 percent disagreed, consisting of 7 percent who strongly disagreed and 8 percent who somewhat disagreed, while 25 percent were undecided on the issue. The net agreement with the statement was highest in Mindanao at “extremely strong” +50, followed by “very strong” net scores in the rest of Luzon at +45, Metro Manila at +43, and Visayas at +42. Net agreement was highest among high school graduates at extremely strong +52, followed by very strong levels among college graduates at +46, elementary graduates at +40, and non-elementary graduates at +36, respectively.

Source: Manila Bulletin July 22, 2019 08:03 UTC