The full footage of the United Nations event that featured Vice President Leni Robredo’s controversial video message on extrajudicial killings was released on Tuesday, as the House of Representatives received the second impeachment complaint against her. David Borden, executive director of the UN-accredited Drug Reform Coordination Network, said he timed the posting of the 55-minute video to coincide with the resumption of session of the 17th Congress, as Robredo faced a second impeachment threat for “betraying the public trust” in criticizing the drug war. (READ: Duterte on impeachment vs Robredo: 'Stop it')

The 1987 Constitution allows any Filipino citizen to initiate an impeachment complaint, but it must be endorsed by a lawmaker for it to be considered filed at the House of Representatives. The Impeach Leni Movement claims the Vice President misdeclared her Meralco shares in her SALN and misused government money

MANILA, Philippines – A group of lawyers and bloggers supporting President Rodrigo Duterte is asking lawmakers to endorse their impeachment complaint against Vice President Leni Robredo. Actress Vivian Velez, a known supporter of President Rodrigo Duterte, said on her Facebook page that the impeachment complaint will be filed against the vice president at 1 p.m.

A report from radio dzBB said that Interior Assistant Secretary Epimaco Densing III said that the grounds for impeachment against Robredo are betrayal of trust, culpable violation of the Constitution and graft and corruption. He also ascribed irregularities to Robredo when she still chaired the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council, saying Pagibig funded a convention in the United States that was not about housing but about social empowerment. In March, Marcos loyalists Oliver Lozano and Melchor Chavez submitted to the Speaker’s office an impeachment complaint alleging that Robredo betrayed the public trust for her six-minute video presented at the 60th United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs annual meeting in Vienna.
Philippine vice president Leni Robredo faces an impeachment charge before the House of Representatives for condemning the country's war on drugs at the United Nations.