Yes.
While the report by Karapatan, one of the largest human rights groups in the Philippines, of 114 extrajudicial killings may not be of the same level as the 1,200 extrajudicial killings at the time of Arroyo, as I mentioned a while ago, one death is one death too many. The government cannot just say that statistically there are 114 dead while before there were 1,200. If the life of Jordan could have been saved, if the life of Merlyn Bermas could have been saved, we're politicians, we speak out for our constituents. Merlyn Bermas died because she was exercising her constitutional right to redress a grievance. That continues to happen. Even if the government compares statistics, the fact that the killing continues, I believe, is a serious concern.