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(File photo) MANILA - The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Thursday welcomed the drafting of a memorandum of agreement (MOA) between the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the police force on the investigation of deaths attributed to the government's anti-illegal drugs campaign. PNP chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar said the MOA would strengthen the coordination and information-sharing between the PNP and the NBI in finding out the truth regarding allegations of human rights violations in illegal drugs operations. "We welcome this development and we are confident that this agreement, once signed, would be of great help in ensuring a speedy and accurate resolution of cases that are currently reviewed and those which would be included later in the investigation. This is another milestone in our efforts to strengthen transparency and accountability in the police organization which are both important in our goal of upholding the integrity of the Philippine National Police,&q

Menardo guevarraCommission on human rightsPhilippine national policeDepartment of justiceNational bureau of investigationNational bureauGuillermo eleazarHuman rightsIle photo manila the philippine national police pnp on thursday welcomed drafting ofa memorandum of agreement moa between bureau investigation nbi and force deaths attributed to government 39s anti illegal drugs campaign chief gen guillermo eleazar said would strengthen coordination information sharing in finding out truth regarding allegations human rights violations operations quot we welcome this development are confident thatOnce signedOuld be of great help in ensuringa speedy and accurate resolution cases that are currently reviewed those which would included later the investigation this is another milestone our efforts to strengthen transparency accountability police organization both important goal upholding integrity philippine nationalUot eleazar said ina statement secretary menardo guevarra the department of justice doj will help pnp and nbi in drafting moa on measure also commission human rights be engaged this matter as need arisesSpecially when it comes to coordinating with the victims 39 families and their witnesses doj had revieweda total of 52 drug related killings from war documents that were turned over by pnp agency recommended further investigation case build up be done both nbi determine possible criminal liability around 154 police officers involved in anti illegal operations pna