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Anchor 1: Philippines improved its ranking yet still among the lowest in the world rule
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World Justice Project updates its rule of law index

War on drugs, a step closer to having a better world rule of law index?

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Anchor1 1: Philippines improved its ranking yet still among the lowest in the world
rule of law index, Jhaya Ydulzura for the full report, Jhaya?
 The Philippines improved its ranking but remains to be among the lowest in
a global index on the rule of law, placing 90th out of 126 in the World Justice Project
(WJP) Rule of Law Index 2019. This year's ranking was an improvement from 88th
place out of 113 countries in the 2017 to 2018 index.

The country also placed at the bottom of the roster for East Asia and the
Pacific region, ranking 13th out of 15, ahead only of Myanmar and Cambodia. It
ranked 14th out of 30 among lower middle income countries Washington-based WJP
said the index "measures countries’ rule of law performance across eight factors:
Constraints on Government Powers, Absence of Corruption, Open Government,
Fundamental Rights, Order and Security, Regulatory Enforcement, Civil Justice, and
Criminal Justice.“
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Anchor 1: World Justice Project updates its rule of law index let us hear the full
report from Louiza Kyla Arida live from New York City, Louiza?
 Rule of law in the Philippines deteriorated significantly since President
Rodrigo Duterte came to power, according to the newly-released World Justice Project
Rule of Law Index.
The new WJP Rule of Law Index scores show that more countries declined than
improved in overall rule of law performance for the second year in a row, continuing a
negative slide toward weaker rule of law around the world.
The World Justice Project Rule of Law Index 2019 measures rule of law
adherence in 126 countries and jurisdictions worldwide based on more than 120,000
household and 3,800 expert surveys. Featuring primary data, the WJP Rule of Law Index
2019 measures countries’ rule of law performance across eight factors: Constraints on
Government Powers, Absence of Corruption, Open Government, Fundamental Rights,
Order and Security, Regulatory Enforcement, Civil Justice, and Criminal Justice
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War on drugs, a step closer to having a better world rule of law index?
Kaila Salem for the full report, Kaila?
 The Philippines rejoice as it improves its ranking according to World
Justice Project (WJP) from 88 out of 113 countries to 90 out of 126 country.
According to spokesperson Panelo in order to achieve the effective rule of law was
established as well as reducing corruption, combating poverty and disease, and
protecting people from injustice. This was embodied by the current administration
despite the criticism being faced due to violation of the rule of law and the bloody
pursuit of war on drugs. His last statement was "We need the support of Congress for
the enactment of law as under just laws and open government, as well as, the
cooperation of judicial branch for the timely delivery of justice under accessible and
impartial dispute resolution."
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