Drug enforcement agencies in the Philippines are preparing to extend President Rodrigo Duterte’s antinarcotics crackdown further into schools by imposing mandatory drugs tests of children as young as 10, a new front in a campaign plagued by allegations of extrajudicial killings and human-rights abuses.
The Dangerous Drugs Board, which formulates government strategy on illegal drugs, said Friday it will soon issue a policy on surprise inspections of student bags and lockers in schools after it concludes a consultation with...