This Filipino theory of criminal behavior reveals a complex interplay between legal institutions, social norms, and cultural practices.

This reform agenda seeks to modernize the PNP, promote professionalism, and create a police force that is accountable to the people

Research on structuring reforms shows decentralizing police forces can significantly reduce crime & improve public perceptions of safety

The future of policing in the Ph depends on the commitment to reforms & the ability to break the cycle of corruption

Duterte's war on drugs, far from being a success, reveals the futility of solving deeply rooted societal problems through violence alone.

With effort & reforms, the PNP can recover from the damage & once again serve as a trusted protector of the Filipino people.

The revelations of Garma provide the necessary impetus for judicial and executive action to rectify the injustices that have been committed

The ascension of Rodrigo Duterte to the presidency has re-directed and destroyed the gains of police reforms in the past 30 years.

Dynasties dominate because they are the only visible option, & voters continue to elect them because alternatives are overlooked.

I recommend that journalists pay attention to this subtle distinction as this is an important step to engage the public in meaningful discussion.

These unnecessary documents should be reviewed and be done away with. It simply hinders access to justice.

The safety and security of PDLs are fundamental human rights, & they must be upheld at all times regardless of an individual’s legal status.

To all stakeholders in the legal community: your feedback & support are crucial for the successful implementation of the SURE TRIALS system

Without the reforms to overcome corruption, increasing the food budget will simply enrich the corrupt officers in the BJMP and the BuCor.

The individuals ensnared by the corrupt practices of Duterte's drug war deserve a chance at redemption.

By adopting these reforms, the Philippines can move towards reducing pre-trial detention and alleviating the congestion in its jails

Our Chief Consultant, Dr. Raymund Narag advocates for streamlining the processes between agencies in order to address PDL overstaying.

Last August 10 we were honored to be invited by the United Church of Christ in the Philippines-Ellinwood Malate Church (UCCP-EMC)...

This paper provides an understanding of the current state of preventive detention in the Philippines. Currently, the Philippines has one...

Strong leadership, well-trained staff, & collaboration w/ the community help jails to rehabilitate & reintegrate PDL into society