Residents gather near dead bodies found on the side of the road in metro Manila. The dead are among the thousands who've been killed in Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's bloody war on drugs. All Photos by Hannah Reyes Morales for VICE News
A child looks on as police tape off sections of her neighbor's house after a drug-related killing.
Residents of a shanty community observe a dead body that was found washed up on the shore of a bay in the Tondo district of Manila in September.
Sisters Yvonne and Judith, both Duterte supporters, said they feel satisfied with the president's methods of keeping crime at bay.
Duterte's approval rating remains positive among the majority of Filipinos, especially the poor and the working class.
A tricycle driver says he supports Duterte, despite the killings in his community.
Many residents of this metro Manila slum community expressed support for Duterte amid the drug-war killings in their neighborhood.
Bobblehead dolls of Duterte in the home of a supporter in metro Manila.
Filipino artist Bebot Cultura with a portrait he drew of Duterte in his sister's metro Manila home.
The family of Jerry Estreller Jr. spend time in the room at home where Estreller was killed in December. Some of his relatives are Duterte supporters, but after Estreller's death, a few changed their minds.
The daughter of a Duterte supporter at home in metro Manila.