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Fake news and dirty politics flood Philippine social media

By Mariejo Ramos
Supporters of Duterte hold a banner during a rally to celebrate his 80th birthday, as he remains in ICC custody over war crimes allegations, in front of Quiapo Church in Manila, Philippines. — Reuters

MANILA: When former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested in March for crimes against humanity, social media was soon awash with messages of love and support.

US President Donald Trump was quick to offer his backing.

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