The article discusses the aftermath of Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs in the Philippines. It highlights the lack of legal consequences for the thousands of deaths resulting from the campaign, and the ongoing culture of violence and impunity. Despite some progress in holding police officers accountable, there is a call for justice from the victims' families. The International Criminal Court (ICC) is investigating Duterte's drug war, and there are tensions between Duterte and his successor, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. The article also provides specific cases of individuals killed during the drug war, shedding light on the impact on families and communities. It emphasizes the need for accountability and justice for the victims.