WHEN Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos was swept to power in 2022, human rights activists feared the worst.
Marcos had been a vocal supporter of his predecessor Rodrigo Duterte's drug war that killed thousands of people, and publicly praised his dictator father's rule.
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