Philippine human rights campaigner Leila de Lima says she wants people to know "the truth" of her innocence so she can have "vindication" following her release from from detention on bail. De Lima -- a former senator, justice minister and human rights commissioner -- was one of the most vocal and powerful local critics of ex-president Rodrigo Duterte and his deadly drug war. The 64-year-old paid a heavy price for her unfliching pursuit of justice, as Duterte and his allies sought to silence her. She was forced from the Senate and into a jail cell on drug trafficking charges she and human rights groups have described as bogus. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES