The PNP’s Internal Cleansing Program: Did It Work?
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The Philippine National Police has been promising to fight corruption and impunity within its ranks through a massive Internal Cleansing Program. The idea is to cull thousands of errant cops from the force. Has it made a difference? We take a closer look.
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