Hackers took down two of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism‘s (PCIJ) websites on Friday after the online journal published reports on the Duterte administration’s war on drugs.

There has been an attack on our websites https://t.co/M8qKG6Fnq6 and https://t.co/PlW8bzfRIq is why we are not accessible at this time.

— PCIJ (@PCIJdotOrg) July 29, 2016

The PCIJ confirmed the attacks on their Twitter account, adding that the hackers marked their reports with “a phrase with explicit curse and threat” into them. As of this posting, the two websites are still inaccessible.

The Duterte administration’s all-out campaign against illegal drugs has resulted in a steadily rising count of suspected drug pushers and users killed since it began. Human rights advocacy groups have been urging President Duterte to immediately stop these extrajudicial killings and follow due process on imposing their campaign.

Source: Rappler