I think, qualitatively, there has been a shift in terms of, one, the bodies in the drug war; there are definitely not as many as before. There's no rhetoric, just like the previous administration, but indeed, the drug war continues because the policies have not been rescinded, and the memorandum circulars of the police have not been rescinded, so we think that's the reason the killings continue.
In the counter-insurgency campaigns, we think there was no let-up from Duterte to Marcos, precisely because the approach remains the same. The blueprint and the national security policy remain the same. The funds and the prioritization of resources have been much more under the current administration. There are what are called confidential and intelligence funds, and these funds are all across government agencies' budgets, including the office of the president. That is also one of the things being investigated now in our congress—the use of such funds in committing human rights abuses.