(While we want to punish the offenders, we are also after their rehabilitation and reformation so they can turn their lives around. Nakikita natin na sa tagal ko sa PNP, lahat ng kulungan na napuntahan ko, times 1000% ‘ yung kanilang occupancy rate. “While we want to punish the offenders we are also after their rehabilitation and reformation, na pwede pa silang magbagong buhay. 202 out of “ pity” for persons deprived of liberty in congested jails. The senator clarified that he was proposing S.B. Here’s how the former police chief’s stance on this issue evolved over time:īato Dela Rosa’s shifting stance on ‘punishment’ for drug users by Blanch Marie Ancla In a hearing on the bill, Dela Rosa suggested a separate measure decriminalizing drug use to solve jail congestion, a problem he sought to solve during his six-month stint as BuCor chief.
It proposes that for second-time offenders, the penalty should be rehabilitation instead of imprisonment for a minimum of six years. 202 seeking to amend the penalties for drug dependents. In 2022, Dela Rosa, who chairs the Committee on Public Order and Dangerous Drugs filed Senate Bill No. He was firm in his stance in 2018 to hand down the death penalty on all offenders of illegal drugs use, saying it would be an effective deterrent. Now, the former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief says he has “second thoughts” about his own measure. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa went from supporting the death penalty for all illegal drug offenders as director-general of the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) to proposing rehabilitation for users.
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