Dela Rosa lashes out: Dissolve gov't if you don't trust them, let rights groups run country

MANILA, Philippines — In a brazen and extemporaneous tirade Wednesday, Sen. Ronald dela Rosa lashed out at critics of the administration's flagship "war on drugs"—of which he served as chief architect—calling the recent United Nations report "ridiculous" and "preposterous", and saying that rights groups should just take over the government instead if they did not trust it. 

The United Nations report in question posited anew that the so-called drug war resulted in serious human rights violations, including “widespread and systematic” extrajudicial killings that numbered in the ten thousands, according to UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet.