This report examines the human rights situation in the Philippines, focusing on the issue of extrajudicial killings under the Duterte administration. It provides an overview of the legal framework, including the Bill of Rights and international human rights documents, and details the impact of these killings on various groups, including suspected drug users, human rights defenders, and journalists. The report highlights the government's anti-drug campaign, the high number of deaths attributed to police and vigilantes, and the lack of accountability. It further explores the advocacy actions taken by international bodies, such as the United States, Australia, and the European Union, to address the human rights violations. These actions include financial support, capacity-building programs, and suspension of military assistance. The report also addresses the responses from the Philippine government, including the president's rhetoric, and concludes by assessing the effectiveness of the implemented solutions.