REPORT ON INVESTIGATED KILLINGS IN RELATION TO THE ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUG CAMPAIGN 350 288 300 251 250 200 150 117 90 100 50 24 0 4 75 and older 65 to 74 9 2 0 55 to 64 45 to 54 35 to 44 25 to 34 18 to 24 12 to 17 younger than 12 Graph 5. Age of victims The Commission observed that 53% of the victims were 25 to 44 years old when the incident happened. There was no record of victim older than 74 years old while 11 victims were children. Other than the abovementioned attributes (i.e., sex and age), the Commission noted that some victims were part of marginalized sectors. There were at least two victims from indigenous groups (i.e., Ibaloi and Kankanaey) while at least three were identified to be members of the LGBTQI community. At least three victims also had disabilities. Additionally, at least two of the victims were also red-tagged (alleged to be members of New People’s Army). 3.2. Source of income 60 63 27 22 unemployed laborers drivers farmers and fisherfolks Out of the 1,014 victims, only 251 had information about their sources of income. Sixty (60) victims were unemployed at the time of incident. At least 63 victims were considered to be laborers, i.e., individuals who were engaged in construction, electricity, maintenance, and other jobs involving physical labor. At least 27 victims work for the transportation sector, e.g. driving jeepneys, tricycles, pedicabs, and habal-habal. Moreover, six victims were fisherfolks while 16 were farmers. 7