Death and grief in Philippines' drugs war - Part 2

In Manila, many people scavenge through landfills for a living, while funeral businesses thrive due to the ongoing drug war. Families often distrust the police, avoiding post mortems for their deceased loved ones. A grieving mother shares her story of losing her son to gun violence, highlighting the fear and distrust within the community. President Duterte's harsh stance on the drug war has drawn criticism both locally and internationally, yet he remains unfazed by the condemnation.

What implications does the fear of association have on community members attending funerals?

In what ways has President Duterte's approach to drug-related violence been received by the public?