Philippines President in favor of the restoration of the death penalty

Philippines President says that he intends to allow the run to restore the death penalty and shot the security forces in certain circumstances.
The newly elected President Rodrigo DHOTRE said his first since last week's election with reporters that he will try to introduce the death penalty.
He also said that security forces will be authorized to shoot "some suspects who escaped arrest, or who are involved in organized crime.
It is not clear that they can implement them with ease, but analysts say that is their tough stance against crime thanks to his victory.
In the Philippines, President said it would restore the death penalty by hanging urges Congress.
The idea that the Philippines had abolished the death penalty in 2006.
According to news agency AFP, he said: "If you will resistance and violent resistance to the police to take my order. Managed to have the right to shoot to kill against crime. You heard. Bullet throws all kinds of organized crime. "
Human rights groups say Mr dyutrty name in duaw City headed the so-called "death squads" nysynkrun criminals were put to death.
In 2015 Human Rights Watch described as Mr. DHOTRE the 'death squads mayor.


According to reports, he will be sworn in as president of the country for six years to June 30.
Although not yet officially announced but Mr DHOTRE results have been achieved insurmountable lead.
They are in favor of direct dialogue in areas of conflict in the South China Sea, he said while addressing a press conference in Sun City, South duaw.
It has also been said about them that they are willing to establish closer ties with China.
The Philippines also claim parts of the South China Sea, and what she has to appeal in The Hague.
It observed that Mr Rodrigo DHOTRE spokesman had several suggestions, including "curfew on the country's ban on alcohol.