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The Philippine government is taking a bold step by reopening investigations into the controversial drug war-related killings. Malacañang has thrown its support behind efforts to revisit these cases, signaling a renewed commitment to justice and accountability.

The decision comes amid growing calls for transparency and a fair judicial process. The Marcos administration has made it clear that it is serious about addressing concerns surrounding the country’s anti-drug campaign. With many unresolved cases and families seeking answers, this move could bring long-awaited closure to some of the most contentious incidents linked to the drug war.

Malacañang's stance reflects a shift toward prioritizing the rule of law and ensuring justice is served where it’s due. By revisiting these cases, the administration aims to strengthen public confidence in the country’s legal system and show that accountability remains at the forefront of its agenda.

As the investigations reopen, all eyes will be on how the judicial system navigates the complex and often controversial issues surrounding these cases. While there is still a long road ahead, the support from Malacañang is a significant step toward addressing past grievances and ensuring a fair dispensation of justice in the country.