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BREAKING: Filipinos will hold a protest for Rodrigo Duterte on Sunday in Budapest!
There will be a peaceful assembly of Filipinos in Budapest’s Heroes’ Square this Sunday. The event will begin at 10 AM and is scheduled to end at noon.
Filipinos will demonstrate for Duterte
Filipinos living in Budapest started to circulate a social media call for a demonstration for the release of Former President Rodrigo Duterte (PRRD). They would like international authorities to release him and allow him to return home.
The organisers of the protest would like the participants to wear green T-shirts or jackets (a colour associated with Duterte’s political movement). Participants are to stay only in the Heroes’ Square during the demonstration, talk to each other in an enjoyable manner and take home all trash from the square following the end of the assembly.
Furthermore, they also shared Hungarian human rights NGO TASZ’s document about what demonstrators can and cannot bring to a protest in Hungary.
Rodrigo Duterte arrested due to crimes against humanity
Rodrigo Duterte is currently in the Hague after the International Criminal Court ordered his arrest, and the Filipino police carried that out on 11 March at Manila’s international airport. He is standing before the ICC due to an alleged crime against humanity. According to AP News, “the case stemmed from the deadly anti-drugs crackdowns he oversaw from November 2011 until March 2019 while serving as mayor of Davao City and later as president.”
Based on AP News, human rights groups talk about an estimated death toll of Duterte’s anti-drug campaign ranging between 20 and 30 thousand. The Philippine authorities acknowledge only 6,250 victims. Duterte generally denied being an “indirect co-perpetrator” in the murders or authorising the killing of thousands of suspects. He only admitted that he encouraged police officers to open fire on those suspects who violently tried to resist arrest.
Read also:
- Shocking data about the drug use of Hungarian university students – read the details HERE
- Orbán cabinet calls for fight against drugs after brutal murder
This is just a warm up starting with a lower league mass murderer before we see the government organize a pro-Putin protest on Heroes square at a future date.
Is Putin in the room with us right now, Larry?
Seriously, seems like you can’t get a paper cut without blaming Russia for it! 😂😂😂😂😂
This is just OFWs making some kind of protest, like they did it in most EU countries in the last few days, especially in the Hague. On the other hand, they shouldnt keep their heads down, they should have the right to protest even if we dont agree with it.
I’m a big fan of Duterte but there is no place for this in Hungary.
If you came to Hungary temporarily or permanently to improve your life compared to your home country, then keep your damn head down and stay out of politics, domestic or international.
If you care about Duterte so much, go back to the Philippines and protest there.
None of the thousands of Filipinos Duterte murdered and their surviving families are his fans either. Hungary is the Balkan toilet hole where murderous dictators receive “mutual respect”.
Filipinos should protest in their own country. Best thing Hungary can do is to return all protesting Filipinos to their home. Protesting in Hungary is absolutely useless.