莱拉·诺玛·尤拉莉亚·何塞法·德利马

Leila de Lima represents the accountability side of the Philippine drug-war story, having moved from human rights oversight and justice administration into direct political confrontation with a coercive security agenda. Her conflict with the Duterte camp turned questions of extrajudicial killing and impunity into a national struggle over whether institutions could check state violence. She is connected to investigations into killings and to the politics of detention and retaliation, illustrating the broader problem of how accountability actors are treated when they challenge popular security campaigns. She is an emblematic opponent of the state line, personalizing the legal and human-rights dimensions of the internal conflict.