Filipino lawyers' group challenges Duterte's war on drugsMANILA (Reuters) - Filipino lawyers on Thursday announced a broad alliance to challenge President Rodrigo Duterte s 16-month war on drugs amid unprecedented scrutiny of the campaign in which more than 3,900 mostly urban, poor Filipinos have been killed. Police say the deaths were in self-defense after armed suspects resisted arrest. Critics dispute that and say executions are taking place, with zero accountability. Lawyers Against Extrajudicial Killings adds to a growing number of voices calling on the government to end the campaign.  It is the duty of all lawyers to consistently, uncompromisingly uphold and defend human rights,  said Edre Olalia, head of the National Union of People s Lawyers and one of the group s organizers.  Duterte s spokesman, Harry Roque, a congressman and human rights lawyer, denied rights violations on the part of the president but welcomed the new group.   Unless we can come up with actual evidence that there are extra-legal killings, then we cannot overcome the presumption (of regularity in the discharge of official functions),  Roque said.  He (Duterte) will not tolerate murders. He will only tolerate killings when it is in line with duty and when the engagement is legal,  Roque, who had prosecuted on behalf of murdered journalists, told reporters.  worldnews
filipino lawyers group challenges duterte war drugsmanila reuters filipino lawyers thursday announced broad alliance challenge president rodrigo duterte war drugs amid unprecedented scrutiny campaign mostly urban poor filipino killed police say deaths armed suspects resisted arrest critics dispute say executions taking place zero accountability lawyers against extrajudicial killings adds growing number voices calling government end campaign it duty lawyers consistently uncompromising uphold defend human rights said edge italia head national union people lawyers one group organizers duterte spokesman harry rogue congressman human rights lawyer denied rights violations part president welcomed new group unless come actual evidence killings overcome presumption regularity discharge official functions rogue said he duterte tolerate murders he tolerate killings line duty engagement legal rogue prosecuted behalf murdered journalists told reporters worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Filipino lawyers' group challenges Duterte's war on drugsMANILA (Reuters) - Filipino lawyers on Thursday announced a broad alliance to challenge President Rodrigo Duterte s 16-month war on drugs amid unprecedented scrutiny of the campaign in which more than 3,900 mostly urban, poor Filipinos have been killed. Police say the deaths were in self-defense after armed suspects resisted arrest. Critics dispute that and say executions are taking place, with zero accountability. Lawyers Against Extrajudicial Killings adds to a growing number of voices calling on the government to end the campaign.  It is the duty of all lawyers to consistently, uncompromisingly uphold and defend human rights,  said Edre Olalia, head of the National Union of People s Lawyers and one of the group s organizers.  Duterte s spokesman, Harry Roque, a congressman and human rights lawyer, denied rights violations on the part of the president but welcomed the new group.   Unless we can come up with actual evidence that there are extra-legal killings, then we cannot overcome the presumption (of regularity in the discharge of official functions),  Roque said.  He (Duterte) will not tolerate murders. He will only tolerate killings when it is in line with duty and when the engagement is legal,  Roque, who had prosecuted on behalf of murdered journalists, told reporters.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: filipino lawyers group challenges duterte war drugsmanila reuters filipino lawyers thursday announced broad alliance challenge president rodrigo duterte war drugs amid unprecedented scrutiny campaign mostly urban poor filipino killed police say deaths armed suspects resisted arrest critics dispute say executions taking place zero accountability lawyers against extrajudicial killings adds growing number voices calling government end campaign it duty lawyers consistently uncompromising uphold defend human rights said edge italia head national union people lawyers one group organizers duterte spokesman harry rogue congressman human rights lawyer denied rights violations part president welcomed new group unless come actual evidence killings overcome presumption regularity discharge official functions rogue said he duterte tolerate murders he tolerate killings line duty engagement legal rogue prosecuted behalf murdered journalists told reporters worldnews