See the problem is they have not.. Well atleast in the case of Mexico, Or for that matter most of latin America..Not so aware of the ground situation in Indonesia.. Mexico is wrecked by drug related violence, Thousands of Mexicans gets massacred by the Drug gangs but do you see a humm from President Obama or the UN ?? Most of the country is not even governable and is run by cartels as defacto states, I dont think you really understand the gravity of the situation in the Philippines, It's make or break for them, Duterte was elected by it's people on a mandate to crush this menace and he is doing it, Vast majority of Filipino's support his war on drugs
The issue is these Western leadership and their 21st century colonial weapons INGO's and Human Right's orgs caste accusations sitting high on ivory chairs while developing nations gets wrecked by terror and drugs, While majority of their populace suffers these people have selective human right issues for those committing the crimes.. Why ? Because third world instability and violence is what sustains these numerous organizations stationed in Western capitals and what makes their governments keep their hegemonic intentions across the globe.. So those organizations like Amnesty Int or Human rights Watch or the other multitude of INGO's will cry foul everytime a strong ,leader seems to emerge from a developing nation
Btw i do agree that Mr. Duterte needs to tone down his rhetoric, Because it does'nt suit a elected leader of a country, But people need to focus on the message rather than the lingo used
The problem with Mexico is that the cartels have already established themselves as a VERY powerful and influential force in the country. Mexico might not be free from them YET, but they are starting to crack down on the cartels without resorting to extra-judicial killings. And remember: the mexican cartels are FAR stronger than any drug lord in the Phillipines.
And why do the UN and INGOs say nothing about Mexico? I wonder... Oh wait, it's because the ones violating human rights are the cartels and not the government (at least for the most part)! The cartels are not a member of the UN and they are not bound and required to uphold international rules and laws, while the Phillipines government is, so they are required to uphold these rules and laws! The mexican goverment are trying to take down the cartels with special forces and police/military operations, while the Phillipines resort to extra-judicial killings! That's why all these countries (including the well known invader: the US of A), the UN, and the NGOs are bothering Duterte and "ignoring" the cartels.
The situation in Indonesia is more similar to the Phillipines. Smaller drug lords and no (as far as I know of) gigantic cartels and Indonesia also do not resort to the killings. Indonesia captures these drug bosses with police raids, sentences these them to death, and the same entities also bother them when they execute them, even when they did it by the books and with their laws supporting them). Difference is indonesian leaders NEVER resorted to inappropriate languages, unnecessary nationalistic rhetorics, extra-judicial killings, and so on.
I stand by my point. Everything Duterte says is unnecessary and he's just trying to make and maintain an image of a macho, super nationalistic, strong leader that bows to noone. Instead he seems more like a barbaric, rude, potty mouthed leader that doesn't know the ways and language of diplomacy and international relations. A strong leader does not have to go low into these worthless organizations level and say what Duterte said and do what Duterte has done. They can take the high road and ignore them or reply with smart and polite words. A lion doesn't concern himself with the opinions of sheep(s).
It is true that it is make or break for the Phillipines. Either they stay a land of law (while fighting drug dealers) or they become a land where laws are just for show and anything, even human rights, can be broken and violated anytime the leader deems that "it is necessary and for the greater good."