A recently launched online platform is urging survivors and witnesses of drug abuse and violence associated with the New People's Army to share their stories and join a community advocating for awareness and unity.

The Facebook group 'Mamamayang Ayaw sa Droga at NPA' provides a digital support space for those impacted by drug-related harm or atrocities committed by the communist group.

Representative Paolo 'Pulong' Duterte of Davao City's first district expressed full support for the initiative, encouraging victims and their families to speak out about the impact of these issues on their communities.

Duterte emphasized the importance of breaking the silence and exposing the cruelty of criminal and rebel groups, highlighting that the fight against illegal drugs and the NPA is crucial for the safety and future of the nation.

Individuals who share their stories on the platform will receive support and assurance from the lawmaker, who emphasized the need to stand together against drugs, fear, and terrorism.

Rep. Duterte called on social media users to use the Facebook group as a platform to share their personal experiences, emphasizing the importance of their voices in combating misinformation spread by terrorists.

The 'Mamamayang Ayaw sa Droga at NPA' Facebook group aims to create a safe and inclusive space for sharing stories of survival, grief, and resilience without judgment.

Its ultimate goal is to build a strong collective voice that can influence policy, enhance enforcement, and change public perception of the threats posed by drug syndicates and armed insurgents.

Organizers of the platform hope that by sharing experiences, communities can find healing and take action to unite against the challenges of illegal drugs and communist conflict.

Individuals who have firsthand experience with these issues are encouraged to participate in the initiative and raise their voices.