For the people who sometimes wonder, why there are more killings in the Philippines than in Germany, I want to give a CONCISE explanation. 1. German police catches more killers, so the risk is higher here. 45% crime solution rate below par newsinfo.inquirer.net/624484/45-crime-solution-rate-below-par 2. Political killings, because of point 1 & higher corruption of judicial system Philippines: $110 Per Hit [ordered killing] hrw.org/asia/-philippines 3. Old conflicts with ACTION & REACTION, especially the Christian Agession vs. Muslim Counteragression conflicts in the south The essence of the Mindanao conflict is often cast as a sectarian response to the real and perceived domination of Filipino Muslims by the majority-Christian population. State-sponsored homestead and resettlement policies adopted after the Second World War led to an irreversible demographic shift that minoritized Muslims in Mindanao. The emergence of Christian militias, like the Ilaga,[1] was met by the formation of Muslim militias. mei.edu/content/map/violence-and-peace-spoilers-southern-philippines P.S.: The US-Government says essentially the same. 4. Power fights between clans, as a result of point 1 & 2 5. Kiling of indigenous people (similar to Indians, Aboriginees) for their land, as a result of point 1 & 2 The delegation includes the Capion family, whose relatives Juvy Capion and her two children were massacred on October 18 in Tampakan, South Cotabato. They were joined in by widows of five slain leaders of indigenous people (IP) who died fighting for their land rights against incursions of mining corporations, agri-business corporations and megadams in their ancestral domain. mei.edu/content/map/violence-and-peace-spoilers-southern-philippines
Posted on: Wed, 07 Jan 2015 19:10:25 +0000
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