CAYETANO, SINABING SI DELIMA AY ISANG DDS O 'DR-G SYNDICATE SPOKESPERSON'

DFA Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano has labeled kept Senator Leila de Lima as a "DDS" - a destabilizer, tranquilize syndicate representative. 

“Siya naman DDS din siya. Kung kami DDS o 'Die Hard Duterte' supporter, siya din DDS... destabilizer, drugs syndicate spokesperson.” ayun kay Cayetano sa isang interview

It was a clear answer to a prior proclamation by De Lima that Cayetano is a "worldwide representative for a passing squad government." 

Cayetano additionally brought up that De Lima did not document a body of evidence against the Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte in connection to his charged connect to the Davao Death Squad, when she was still with the Department of Justice. 


“Go back to your time na Secretary ka ng Justice, and before that, nung CHR [Chair], ni isang kaso wala kang finile kay President Duterte," argued the Foreign Secretary. "Then nakita natin, within one and a half year [ng Durterte Administration], halos equal na yung drug operation sa buong six years noong last administration.” sabi niya

Cayetano said he could clear up the "genuine" human rights circumstance in the nation amid the as of late finished up 37th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva. 

“The accomplishment of this trip is we set the record straight," he emphasized. "We told them we will embrace human rights, we will cooperate. But don’t politicize, don’t weaponize human rights. Kasi makikita mo iyong numbers lang for example na binibigay, completely false.”

Cayetano likewise said he is prepared and willing to address anybody on the Philippine human rights circumstance, and he is certain that the individuals who had before scrutinized the administration's sense of duty regarding human rights would alter their opinions. 

Among the authorities that Cayetano had met in Geneva was Iceland's Foreign Minister, Gudlaugur Thor Thordarson, who had approached the United Nations to research the charged human rights infringement in the nation regarding the Duterte Administration's war on drugs. 


Cayetano said he told the Icelandic priest that while the Philippines was available to a human rights examination, the individuals who have beforehand "prejudged" the nation are not welcome. 

“We engaged. Kahit tumira sa atin, inupuan natin. Then we invited them over, but we’re not inviting someone who's already prejudged us, who's already persecuting us,” sabi niya

The Philippines' best representative, while yielding that the human rights circumstance in the Philippines isn't impeccable, said the Duterte organization is really securing its natives' rights by keeping them sheltered and ensured.

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